Outdoor Attractions in Sligo

Garavogue River Report an error with this listing

The Garavogue is a short and small river located in County Sligo. From Lough Gill, it winds its way through Sligo town and into Sligo Bay. The name, Garavogue, comes from the Irish"Garbh Og"meaning "Young Rough".

Sligo, Co. Sligo

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Horse Holiday Farm Report an error with this listing

Horseback Riding Vacations with the Horse Holiday Farm are very special.

The Horse Holiday Farm lies in the shadow of Ben Bulben directly on the Atlantic coast with breathtaking views.

We have a long time experience of catering to the discerning rider and can offer the superlative in riding breaks.

Grange, Co. Sligo

071 916 6152

Island View Riding Stables Tours Report an error with this listing

Explore Yeat's country by horse drawn carriage. Enjoy a trip on our state of the art wagonette carriage. Our carriage can accommodate up to 8 passengers. Handcrafted along traditional lines by Europe 's finest Master carriage makers, it is fitted with all modern safety features and a waterproof hood with panorama windows to keep you dry during sudden Atlantic showers. Coachmen are experienced and will make the trip a memorable event for you.

Moneygold Grange, Co. Sligo

071 916 6156

The Rose Of Innisfree Report an error with this listing

No visit to the North West is Complete without a trip on the Rose of Innisfree Tourboat to view the Isle of Innisfree situated on one of Ireland's most beautiful lakes, Lough Gill, which straddles Co Sligo and Co Leitrim. This island inspired WB Yeats to write Irelands most popular poem. Depart from the 17th Century Parkes Castle and take a leisurely cruise across Lough Gill for a memorable trip in an area of outstanding natural beauty steeped in myth and legend.

Kilmore, Five Mile Bourne, Sligo, Co. Sligo

071 916 4557

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