It’s one of the most beautiful places in Northern Ireland, yet few explore Lough Erne, a vibrant waterway rich in folklore in the Fermanagh Lakelands. Once a route of pilgrimage and plunder, today Erne Water Taxi takes punters for leisurely tours across the Lough’s glassy waters.
On a spacious and comfortable eight-seater vessel, you’ll explore the ruins of castles and monasteries, including Devenish Island, one of Ireland’s most significant monastic sights for its preserved sixth-century Augustinian monastery and twelfth-century round tower, and the striking stone cross on Inishmacsaint. You’ll learn the stories about the lives of the monks and Viking raiders while enjoying local cheeses and craft beers - it’s a fascinating look into Northern Ireland’s past.
A scenic adventure learning about Northern Ireland’s rich folklore
Exploring the ruins of castles and monasteries, including Devenish Island, one of Ireland’s most significant monastic sights for its preserved sixth-century Augustinian monastery and twelfth-century round tower
Hearing stories about the lives of the monks and Viking raiders while enjoying local cheeses and craft beers
Even if you have no sea legs there’ll be enough stops for you to hop off the boat and enjoy the stunning Fermanagh Lakelands
The three-hour Lower Erne Expedition with Erne Water Taxi starts at around US$175.
A scenic adventure learning about Northern Ireland’s rich folklore
Exploring the ruins of castles and monasteries, including Devenish Island, one of Ireland’s most significant monastic sights for its preserved sixth-century Augustinian monastery and twelfth-century round tower
Hearing stories about the lives of the monks and Viking raiders while enjoying local cheeses and craft beers
not sure?
Even if you have no sea legs there’ll be enough stops for you to hop off the boat and enjoy the stunning Fermanagh Lakelands