Shannon-Erne
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Cruise the waterways of the Shannon-Erne
From Ballinamore or Carrick on Shannon, explore the Shannon - Erne Waterway to reach the Erne, the second great Irish river system. The 63 km canal with 34 fine old bridges and 16 locks has been magnificently restored.
Self-drive boats in the Shannon-Erne region
Nicols by Riverly
Nicols by Riverly operate 3 different types of self-drive rental boats in this region.
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Locaboat by Riverly
Locaboat by Riverly operate 6 different types of self-drive rental boats in this region.
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Le Boat
Le Boat operate 20 different types of self-drive rental boats in this region.
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Shannon-Erne cruise and boating information
From Ballinamore or Carrick on Shannon, explore the Erne Waterways, the second great Irish river system. The 63 km canal with 34 fine old bridges and 16 locks has been magnificently restored.
Rivers alternate with canals and lakes studded with islands in a unique mixture of peaceful, untouched landscapes and villages offering a traditional welcome. You will head towards Ballyconnell and Belturbet, both with a strong folkloric tradition, and then onwards into County Fermanagh, a land of lakes, a paradise for bird spotters, botanists and fishermen, and your introduction to Northern Ireland. The historic town of Enniskillen is an excellent starting point for discovering the unique attractions of Ulster. Here you are at the heart of one of Europe's last unpolluted paradises.
Map of the waterways
Information, history and details of the Shannon-Erne Waterway
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