Sligo

A spin out to see the fairytale-like Classiebawn Castle is one of the more popular things to do in Sligo. You’ll find Classiebawn Castle standing …

The Benbulben Forest Walk is a relatively easy 5.5km trail that takes about 1.5 hours to complete. This trail delivers some of the finest scenery …

There are two versions of Sligo’s Queen Maeve Trail, both of which lead to the summit of Knocknarea Mountain, which stands at a height of …

The Gleniff Horseshoe drive (or walk) showcases a slice of Sligo’s rugged beauty over the course of a 10km loop. Arguably one of the best …

Sligo is famous for its rugged landscapes, where windswept mountains meet wild Atlantic shores, its world-class surf that draws thrill-seekers to towering waves, and its …

While Sligo’s landscape inspired the likes of W. B. Yeats, it has also quietly shaped a generation of cooks who take their cues from what’s …

The often-missed Streedagh Beach is one of my favourite beaches in Sligo. Sligo has its fair share of impressive beaches, and although Strandhill Beach, Enniscrone …

If you’re looking for things to do in Enniscrone, you can’t go wrong with a coffee and a saunter along Enniscrone Beach. This incredible stretch …

If you’re debating staying in Enniscrone in Sligo, you’ve landed in the right place. A beautiful golden sand beach and stunning sunsets are what Enniscrone …

There are a handful of places to stay in Strandhill, ranging from suits and B&Bs to an excellent hostel a short stroll from the sea. …