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Northern Ireland

Portbraddan Cottage and the surrounding area, County Antrim
Portbraddan Cottage and the surrounding area, County Antrim | © National Trust/Mike Henton

Northern Ireland has mountains, wide sandy beaches and plenty of historic buildings to explore, as well as the world-famous Giant's Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge to tick off your bucket list.

Available now for summer stays

If summer has crept up on you and you haven't had the time to plan a break, don't worry. It's not too late to grab a great cottage, and make it another summer to remember.

The kitchen and dining room at Butler's Apartment, County Fermanagh

Butler's Apartment 

Looking for a last-minute break? This historic apartment has a 5-night stay available from Monday 6 July. 25% off with code LASTMINUTE (T&Cs apply*, subject to availability)

Northern Ireland

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 0
Portbraddan Cottage and the surrounding area, County Antrim

Portbraddan Cottage 

Grab the last short break in July at this seaside cottage to visit the Giant's Causeway. 25% off with code LASTMINUTE (T&Cs apply*, subject to availability)

Northern Ireland

6 guests
Dogs welcome: 0
The exterior of Carrick-a-Rede Cottage, County Antrim

Carrick-a-Rede Cottage 

Stay here to tackle the famous 200-year old Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge for an unforgettable holiday.

Northern Ireland

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 2
Florence Court Rose Cottage in the gardens at Florence Court, County Fermanagh

Florence Court Rose Cottage 

You can spend your holiday in a National Trust garden at this cottage, and have it all to yourself after other visitors go home.

Northern Ireland

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 2
The exterior of Downpatrick Gate Lodge, County Down

Downpatrick Gate Lodge 

In need of a quiet holiday but still want to get away in summer? This cottage is tucked away from it all and has a week available in July.

Northern Ireland

2 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The cluster of holiday cottages and stone pods by the water at Crom, County Fermanagh

Aspen Cottage 

Don't miss the chance to follow in the footsteps of Springwatch and head to Crom for a quick nature-filled escape.

Northern Ireland

3 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The exterior of Woodford Cottage, County Fermanagh

Woodford Cottage 

Looking to join up with friends or family? You can book neighbouring cottages at Crom.

Northern Ireland

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The surrounding area of Crom Estate, County Fermanagh

Willow Cottage 

The cottages at Crom are near the water and surrounded by nature.

Northern Ireland

3 guests
Dogs welcome: 1

Featured cottages

Explore cottages perfectly placed for historic sites and wonderful landscapes.

An aerial view of Castle Ward Gamekeeper's Lodge, with Castle Ward mansion and Strangford Lough in the background, County Down

Castle Ward Gamekeeper's Lodge 

This Victorian cottage is in a quiet spot at Castle Ward, tucked away among meadows and woodland. You can head out on foot to explore the estate's many trails, and visit the mansion house and historic farmyard.

Northern Ireland

5 guests
Dogs welcome: 2
The exterior of The Potter's Cottage, County Down

The Potter's Cottage 

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.

Northern Ireland

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 2

Neighbouring cottages for gathering together

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.

The exterior of Bluebell Cottage, County Fermanagh

Bluebell Cottage 

This courtyard cottage sits on the Crom estate, with the Lough Erne just a short walk away.

Northern Ireland

3 guests
Dogs welcome: 0
The exterior of cottages on the Crom Estate

Willow Cottage 

A Crom estate courtyard cottage set close to the shores of the Lough Erne.

Northern Ireland

3 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The sitting and dining room at Alder Cottage, County Fermanagh

Alder Cottage 

A courtyard cottage on the Crom estate, finished with a homely interior and open fire.

Northern Ireland

2 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The sitting and dining room at Erne View, Country Fermanagh

Erne View 

A converted farm building with a spacious living area and views of Lough Erne.

Northern Ireland

6 guests
Dogs welcome: 2
The dining table in the sitting and dining room at Orchard View, Crom, County Fermanagh

Orchard View 

A stay for active holidays with biking and canoe trails along the Lough Erne.

Northern Ireland

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The exterior of Woodford Cottage, County Fermanagh

Woodford Cottage 

A converted farm building on the Crom estate, one of Ireland's best conservation sites.

Northern Ireland

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 1
The exterior of Aspen Cottage, County Fermanagh

Aspen Cottage 

One in a row of converted farm buildings nestling by the Lough Erne on the Crom estate.

Northern Ireland

3 guests
Dogs welcome: 1

Camping in Northern Ireland

An aerial view of Castle Ward Caravan Park and Strangford Lough, County Down

Castle Ward Caravan Park 

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

Northern Ireland

Dogs welcome: 2

More holiday ideas

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

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.

Canoeing along Lough Erne

Northern Ireland 

There are many things to see and do in Northern Ireland including a visit to the world-famous Giant's Causeway and the world-class Mount Stewart estate.

Visitors in spring at Giant's Causeway, County Antrim

Travel offers for Northern Ireland

Stena Line offers a 10% discount for National Trust Holidays guests travelling to a cottage or campsite in Northern Ireland. 

You’ll need your booking reference to access the discount, and to click here or follow the 'Book our ferry' link above. We recommend booking your ferry early due to the high demand for popular crossing times at busy times of the year including holiday periods. Image: Strand House, County Antrim

The exterior of Strand House, County Antrim