Destinations

Erne

Splendors of Lough Erne

Bellanaleck, round trip, 5 nights

A short five-day getaway to explore the hidden treasures of Lough Erne: secret islands, elegant manors and wilderness in the heart of Northern Ireland.

Departure :

Bellanaleck

Via :

Killadeas

Arrival :

Bellanaleck

From

1173€

Dates from 05/05/2027 to 10/05/2027 (5 nights) on model Cruiser Premium 6/8 Pers.

The must-sees
Our tips for your cruise

Visit the village of Bellanaleck

Bellanaleck is a charming village on the banks of Upper Lough Erne—ideal for a tranquil stopover.

Discover Enniskillen Castle

A historic 16th-century castle on an island houses a military and local history museum. A must-visit for those wanting to connect with the past in a stunning Breton-style setting.

Explore the Upper Lough Erne

Sailing this vast lake lets you uncover mysterious islands and castles like Belle Isle Estate and Crom Castle. It’s a great chance to explore fascinating local heritage while enjoying spectacular scenery — a peaceful and enriching experience.

The itinerary
The steps of your cruise

Upper Lough Erne

Belturbet

Enniskillen

Killadeas

Upper Lough Erne

South of Bellanaleck lies Upper Lough Erne, a large lake scattered with dozens of islands,some deserted, others inhabited. Explore a few aboard your houseboat and spot the castles that overlook the shores: Belle Isle Estate, Crom Castle, and Crichton Tower. For airsoft enthusiasts, the Battle Camp Activity Centre is just the place (ages 11 and up). Bring sturdy shoes and full-coverage clothing,everything else is provided on site.

Belturbet

Lively port, historic street, and nearby island with picnic area. A tranquil mooring on the Erne.

Enniskillen

A lively hub featuring a castle-museum, waterfront dining, and local shops,perfectly set between Upper and Lower Lough Erne.

Killadeas

Moor your boat in Killadeas to discover this small lakeside village. The grand Manor House Country Hotel sits right on the water, offering fine dining or a casual drink with a view. Don’t miss the nearby priory church and its old graveyard before heading back aboard.