The marble Arch Caves is a European Geopark and host to one of Europe’s finest showcaves allowing visitors to explore a fascinating, natural underworld of rivers, waterfalls, winding passages and lofty chambers.

Approx distance: 25 miles

Florencecourt house is a fine example of a grand 18^th Century house and estate. Tours are available which allow you to go into the house and give you a well documented verse of history. There are many walks within the grounds of the estate and it also hosts the famous walled garden and a childrens playpark.

Approx distance: 25 miles

Enniskillen Castle overlooks Lough Erne in Enniskillen. The castle was built over 600 years ago and holds the Inniskillings Museum well worth a visit.

Approx distance: 25 miles

The museum contains around 700 exhibits. A very fine collection of lace from 1850-1900. Items on display include wedding dresses, veils, shawls, collars, bonnets, christening gowns etc.

The Sheelin restaurant which ajoins the museum is set in a 200 year old thatched building offering lunches, evening meals and refreshments.

For visitors wishing to travel a little further the Ulster American Folk park and the Ulster history park at Omagh are approx 35 miles north. The historic city of Armagh with its two St. Patricks cathedrals, Planaterium, Mall and Trian Centre lies approx 1 hours drive east.

Necarne International Equestrian Centre at Irvinestown and Ecclesville Equestrian Centre at Fintone are within 1hours drive.

Leave the hustle and bustle of modern life behind and immerse yourself in the Belleek experience. Join a guided tour of Irelands oldest and most historic pottery.

Located on the shores of Upper Lough Erne outside the village of Belcoo, they offer outdoor activities such as canoeing, wind surfing, caving, mountain biking etc.

Located outside Lisnaskea they offer outdoor acivities as well as a leisure suite including swimming pool , gym, steam room and sauna.

Approx distance: 12 miles.