Enjoy a tranquil evening paddle on Upper Lough Erne to experience the natural spectacle of the sunset and paddling under the full moon.
Our 2024 Full Moon Paddles will take place on the following dates:
25th March
18th September
17th October
Please note that this event is weather dependent. Dress warm, with waterproofs and wellies.
You will need to arrive 15 minutes prior to your start time to be fitted with a buoyancy aid.
7 PM – 9 PM
£25 per person
16 people max
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