On The Water in Northern Ireland
The rugged coastline of Northern Ireland
provide a stunning landscape of beautiful beaches, inland loughs
and flowing rivers which offer visitors and local an impressive
settings for getting out on the water.
You can discover the beauty of Strangford Lough via its unique canoe trails or check out the extensive sailing in Lough
Neagh. Kayakers can paddle in one of
the most unspoilt areas of Northern Ireland in Lough Erne with sheltered bays making it safe
for beginners and there is something for everyone on the River Bann with motor cruisers to anglers
finding the perfect location. Plus don’t forget the Blackwater River whose gentle flowing water is
perfect for day trippers to take to the water.
On The Water Guide to the Northern Ireland
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in your region...
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This enchanting and unique sea-inlet is an Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty and one of only three marine nature reserves in the
UK’s. More...
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Its 150km of water captivate visitors with its tranquil
atmosphere, un-spoilt scenery, secluded bays and are home to vast
array of water activities. More...
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This beautiful unspoilt Lough boasts 365 islands, historical
sites, spectacular wildlife, great facilities and condition to
learn or develop your boating skills. More...
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Stretching for over 58km from Lough Neagh to the Atlantic Ocean,
the River Bann is very popular with sail & motor cruisers,
canoeists, water-skiers and anglers alike. More...
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The calm waters of this flat water river can be navigated easily
in two days by kayak but are also ideal for shorter day trips.
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