Hidden in a land where mountains and shorelines collide
Luxury rental cottage, sleeping 8 guests in Omeath, Co. Louth
Luxury rental cottage, sleeping 8 guests in Omeath, Co. Louth
Greenore Golf Club is nestled in the scenic Cooley Peninsula, along the shores of Carlingford Lough. Established in 1896, the club boasts a rich and fascinating golfing heritage. The course itself is a delightful blend of traditional links and heathland, providing an excellent challenge for golfers.
Carlingford Adventure Centre has over 30 activities at 3 adventure sites, Land, Sea & Sky! Some of their activities include: Rock climbing, abseiling, laser combat, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, water pontoons and water trampolines. Their impressive Skypark has an aerial adventure course boasting high ropes, crystal maze challenge course, archery and ziplinng! To name just a few.....
Enjoy one of Ireland’s most unique walking experiences on the Carlingford Lough Greenway, an easy trail for walkers and cyclists. At 7km long this linear path is a must-do in County Louth. There are spectacular views to enjoy along the way, from the majesty of the lough itself to the surrounding Cooley Peninsula, Slieve Foye and The Mourne Mountains.
The entrance to the Greenway is only a few steps from The Pilot's Cottage!
Slieve Foye woods lie at the bottom of Slieve Foye mountain. There are two car parks in the forest with picnic areas, offering panoramic views of The Mourne Mountains, Carlingford Lough and the Cooley Peninsula. The forest trail follows the Tain way, a national long distance way marked route for 4 km. There are also sections of looped walks which start in Carlingford that can be enjoyed.
The Commons Loop - 3km - green markers
The Slieve Foye Loop - 8km - blue markers
The Barnavave Loop - 12.5km red markers
Scenic drive: The driving routes in this part of Louth are widely regarded as having some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.
Carlingford Lough Ferry has become a must-do for those visiting the peninsula. A seasonal ferry service operating from Spring to Halloween, ferrying foot passengers and vehicles across the iconic Carlingford Lough, a lough renowned for its myths and legends, and widely considered amoung Ireland's most beautiful. While onboard, soak up 360-degree views of the Cooley and Mourne Mountains, a scenic journey between two areas of outstanding natural beauty. Carlingford Lough Ferry makes it easy for tourists and locals to visit the charming towns like Carlingford and Omeath in County Louth, as well as Warrenpoint, Rostrevor, Kilkeel, and Newcastle on the County Down side of the Lough. You can explore and enjoy a wealth of activities, attractions, and places of interest both sides of the Lough have to offer.
Situated down the winding country roads of the Cooley Peninsula you will discover Templetown Blue Flag Beach. This hidden gem is ideal for families who enjoy a day at the seaside or for those who like a stroll while listening to the breaking waves. The sheltered, south facing sand and shale beach has car parking facilities, is lifeguarded during the Summer months and is a ideal setting to picnic while enjoying the sea views.
Escape HQ located in the cente of Carlingford Village offers some great family favourite acitives including, bike rental, electric bike tours, village scavanger hunts and their famous escape rooms.
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If you have a question about your stay, amenities available or things to do in the surround Carlingford, Omeath or Newry area - just ask. We look forward to hearing from you.
The Pilot's Cottage
Lower Shore Road, Lislea, Omeath, Co.Louth, A91 Y223, IRELAND
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