Northern Ireland

The cluster of holiday cottages and campsite by the water at Crom, County Fermanagh | © National Trust/Brian Morrison

From loughs and lush-green landscapes to legends of giants. Discover the northern reaches of the Emerald Isle.

Explore cottages perfectly placed for historic sites and wonderful landscapes.

Carrick-a-Rede Cottage

Don't miss the chance to visit the world-famous Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge during a stay at this nearby cottage, perched on the hillside a short walk from the coast. Dog friendly. Sleeps four.

The exterior of The Potter's Cottage, County Down

This quaint, two-bedroom cottage is in what was the working farmyard of Castle Ward Estate, most recently the backdrop for Winterfell in the first series of Game of Thrones. Dog friendly. Sleeps four.

Portbraddan Cottage

This seaside cottage in an old fishing hamlet has all-encompassing views of the beach and out towards the western cliffs of Rathilin Island. Sleeps six.

Florence Court Rose Cottage

This charming gardener’s cottage has an apple orchard view at Florence Court. Dog friendly. Sleeps four.

You'll find a collection of neighbouring cottages in the courtyard at Crom, a tranquil landscape of islands, woodland and historical ruins. Together they sleep 18 people, and there's a campsite with stone pods as well as camping pitches too.

Bluebell Cottage

Sleeps three.

The exterior of cottages on the Crom Estate

Willow Cottage

Sleeps three.

Alder Cottage

Sleeps two.

Erne View

Sleeps seven.

Orchard View

Sleeps four.

Woodford Cottage

Sleeps four.

Aspen Cottage

Sleeps three.

Crom Campsite

This loughside camping escape is miles from anywhere, and has islands, wildlife trails and castle ruins to discover.

Bishop's Gate Lodge

A gothic gate lodge on the coastal estate of Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne. Sleeps two.

Downpatrick Gate Lodge

A tucked-away lodge on the Castle Ward Estate. Sleeps two.

There are two campsites in Northern Ireland each on an estate with lots to explore.

Castle Ward Caravan Park

Historical attractions and nature trails on the lough shore, a short walk from vibrant Strangford village.

Crom Campsite

This loughside camping escape is miles from anywhere, and has islands, wildlife trails and castle ruins to discover.

We have places to stay in quiet countryside or at the heart of estates with lots to see and do.

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Canoeing and kayaking in Northern Ireland

Lough Erne is one of the best places to canoe in Northern Ireland, with its winding channels and scattered islands. It even has a canoe trail for you to follow. Once you're done for the day, head back to one of our holiday cottages to relax.

The Causeway Hotel at sunset, Northern Ireland

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The Causeway Hotel

Waves breaking over a rocky coastline as the sun sets on the horizon

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