What to do Locally..
Outdoors Activity & AdventureGlencar Waterfall
A magical 50ft waterfall nestled in woodland. Great for families and a perfect photo stop. Benbulben Forest Walk A loop walk at the foot of Benbulben with stunning views of the mountain and surrounding countryside. Hazelwood Forest Walk Peaceful woodland trails along the shores of Lough Gill, with sculptures scattered throughout — ideal for a gentle stroll. Knocknarea/Queen Maeve Trail A moderately challenging hike to the top of Knocknarea, where you’ll find Queen Maeve’s cairn and panoramic views over Sligo Bay. Gleniff Horseshoe Drive/Walk A scenic loop through a dramatic glacial valley. You can drive it or enjoy a peaceful walk surrounded by towering cliffs. Surfing at Strandhill or Mullaghmore Catch a wave at some of Ireland’s best surf spots. Great for all levels, with surf schools available for beginners. Voya Seaweed Baths – Strandhill Relax and unwind in a traditional hot seaweed bath with ocean views. A unique wellness experience. The Hot Box Sauna – Rosses Point A wood-fired sauna by the sea — enjoy a hot sauna followed by a cold dip in the Atlantic. Bliss! Golf at Rosses Point or Strandhill Tee off with coastal views at these beautiful links courses. Suitable for all levels and always scenic. Cultural & HistoricDrumcliffe Church
Visit the final resting place of W.B. Yeats, beneath the watchful eye of Benbulben. Don’t miss the High Cross & Round Tower Lissadell House & Gardens Explore the elegant 19th century birthplace of Irish revolutionary Countess Markievicz, with exhibitions, woodland walks, alpine Gardens and tea rooms. Sligo Abbey A Dominican friary founded in 1253, with centuries of layered history. Parke’s Castle. Perched on the serene shores of Lough Gill, a beautiful restored, early 17th century fortified Manor House, built on the foundations of an earlier O’Rourke, gaelic chieftain tower house. Rathcormack Craft Market (Saturdays 10am-3pm) Beaches
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