As spring awakens, the Fermanagh Lakelands come alive with a host of Easter events and activities perfect for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike. From engaging workshops to scenic boat tours, there's something for everyone to enjoy this Easter season.
Easter Events to Enjoy
Check out some of the wonderful Easter Events taking place in Fermanagh this April, so much fun to be had!
Clayful Minds Easter Workshop at Enniskillen Castle
Date: 12 April
Unleash your creativity at this hands-on workshop set within the historic Enniskillen Castle. Participants can craft their own Easter-themed pottery pieces under the guidance of skilled artisans. FIND OUT MORE
Easter Egg Hunt at Enniskillen Castle
Dates: 14–26 April
Embark on an exciting egg hunt within the castle grounds. Follow the clues, discover hidden treasures, and enjoy a fun-filled day suitable for the whole family. FIND OUT MORE
Easter at National Trust Properties
Dates: 18–27 April
Explore the stunning estates of Crom, Castle Coole, and Florence Court. Each property offers unique Easter Trail amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Easter at Fermanagh Fun Farm
Dates: 18–21 April
Visit the Fermanagh Fun Farm in Lisbellaw for their annual Easter Hunt around the farm. Follow the clues to find the Easter Bunny and receive a small Easter treat. Participate in the lucky dip for a chance to find the golden ticket and win an Easter egg. FIND OUT MORE
Eggstra Big Mess at Darling Street, Enniskillen
Date: 19 April
Get ready for a day of messy fun with arts, crafts, and interactive activities designed to entertain and engage children of all ages. FIND OUT MORE
Erne Anglers Easter Match
Dates: 19–21 April
Angling enthusiasts can participate in this competitive fishing event set against the serene backdrop of the Fermanagh waterways. FIND OUT MORE
Easter Bunny Bonanza at Share Discovery Village
Dates: 19–22 April
Join in a variety of Easter-themed activities, including egg hunts, bouncy castle, games, and Easter crafts, all set within the expansive Share Discovery Village. FIND OUT MORE
Easter at Belleek Pottery
Date: 21 April
Experience the rich heritage of Belleek Pottery and enjoy some easter theme activies and treats with Betsy the Easter Bunny and Daisy the Cow. Suitable for children up to 10 years. FIND OUT MORE
Picnic in The Park at Forthill Park, Enniskillen
Date: 21 April
Pack a picnic and enjoy a relaxing day in the picturesque Forthill Park. With live music and children's entertainment, it's an ideal way to spend Easter Monday. FIND OUT MORE
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Special Offers
We have some exclusive Easter special offers on accommodations throughout the Fermanagh Lakelands. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a a longer stay, there are plenty of deals to make your visit even more enjoyable. BOOK NOW
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Explore the Lakes: Boat Hire and Tours
The Fermanagh Lakelands are renowned for their stunning waterways, offering numerous opportunities to explore by boat.
Day Boat Hire
Be the captain of your own adventure by hiring a day boat. Navigate the tranquil waters at your own pace, discovering hidden islands, historic sites, and waterside eateries. Providers like Castle Archdale Boat Hire & Water Sports, Manor Marine Day Boat Hire and Erne Boat Hire offer a range of vessels suitable for families and groups.
Guided Boat Tours
For a more relaxed experience, consider a guided boat tour from Erne Water Taxi or Erne Tours, both offer insightful journeys across Lough Erne, sharing tales of local history, folklore, and wildlife.
Cruiser Hire for Extended Escapes
For those seeking a longer retreat, hiring a cruiser allows you to immerse yourself in the lakeland's beauty over several days. Drift past open fields, discover unspoilt fishing spots, and enjoy close encounters with wildlife at every turn. With fresh air, sparkling waters, and clear starry skies at night, a boating holiday in the Fermanagh Lakelands is an unforgettable experience. Check out Carrickcraft and Manor House Marine to book your cruiser today.
Discover the Enchanting Castles of Fermanagh This Easter
Step back in time this Easter and explore the captivating castles of Fermanagh, each with its own unique story to tell. From medieval ruins to grand estates, these historic sites are surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, making them the perfect places to visit during the season of renewal.
Enniskillen Castle
Nestled on the banks of the River Erne, Enniskillen Castle is a must-visit. Once a defensive stronghold, it now houses the Fermanagh County Museum and the Inniskillings Museum, offering fascinating insights into the region’s history.
Belle Isle Castle
For a taste of elegance, Belle Isle Castle sits on a private island in Lough Erne, exuding charm and grandeur. While the estate is available for exclusive stays, its scenic surroundings make for a picture-perfect springtime retreat.
Crom Castle & Old Crom Castle
Set within the stunning Crom Estate, these two castles tell a tale of old and new. The ruins of Old Crom Castle whisper stories of the past, while the 19th-century Crom Castle remains a magnificent residence, with its grounds open for visitors to enjoy peaceful walks along the lakeshore.
Castle Archdale
A place of history and nature combined, Castle Archdale is surrounded by a beautiful country park. Once a strategic WWII base, today it offers scenic woodland walks, picnic spots, and breathtaking lake views.
Castle Caldwell
Tucked away on the shores of Lower Lough Erne, Castle Caldwell’s atmospheric ruins are perfect for a tranquil Easter escape. Explore the surrounding forest park, home to diverse wildlife and peaceful walking trails.
Tully Castle
A striking 17th-century fortified house, Tully Castle’s ruins overlook Lower Lough Erne. Wander through its walled garden and imagine the stories of its past, making for a memorable Easter visit.
Monea Castle
One of the best-preserved plantation castles in Fermanagh, Monea Castle stands tall with its impressive towers. A visit here is like stepping into a fairytale, with the rolling countryside providing a stunning backdrop.
Castle Coole
One of Ireland’s finest neo-classical mansions, Castle Coole is a masterpiece of 18th-century architecture. Managed by the National Trust, this grand estate is perfect for an Easter stroll, with scenic woodlands, gardens, and an elegant interior that offers a glimpse into aristocratic life.
This Easter, take a journey through time and uncover the rich heritage of Fermanagh’s castles. Whether you’re a history lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking a scenic adventure, these castles promise a magical experience.
Where will your Easter adventure take you first?
With so much to see and do, the Fermanagh Lakelands promise an Easter filled with adventure, relaxation, and cherished memories.
Easter Fun at Belleek Pottery Visitor Centre with Betsy the Easter Bunny and Daisy the Cow
Built for Malcolm Hamilton and completed in 1618, it has a Scottish look about it, with corner turrets at one narrow end of a rectangular four-storey building and with two massive full-height round towers having angular tops guarding the entrance.
