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Accommodation search · Florencecourt, Marlbank and Belcoo
Marble Arch and Florence Court side
Rural B&Bs, farmhouses and cottages close to Cuilcagh, Marble Arch Caves and the Florence Court estate.
Reviewed 2026-09-01
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Walking, Cuilcagh and the Caves
The boardwalk, the show caves and the western viewpoints.
You wanted walking and nature: this puts the Cuilcagh boardwalk at the centre and keeps the rest of the days flexible.
- Walkers
- Walking and nature
- Two nights
Where to base yourself
Around Florencecourt, Marlbank or Belcoo
This keeps the Cuilcagh trailhead and Marble Arch Caves nearby for an early start.
Day by day
Day 1
Warm up
- Florence Court estate trails.
- Early night — the boardwalk is a long day.
Day 2
Cuilcagh Boardwalk
- Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail: allow roughly three to five hours for the return walk, depending on pace and conditions.
- The caves are close to the trailhead, but fitting a full cave tour into the same day may feel rushed.
Day 3
The western edge
- Lough Navar Forest drive and Magho Viewpoint.
- Shore walk at Castle Archdale or Crom on the way back.
Where to eat
Carry lunch for the boardwalk day and plan an evening meal back in Enniskillen or Belcoo.
These are a few practical options, not rankings. Check current menus, hours and availability directly.
A few local options
Local options are selected direct links. Accommodation search links may open a third-party booking service.
Food and drink
A practical Belcoo option for the Cuilcagh and Marble Arch side of the county.
A long-established town-centre restaurant with its current menu and booking details online.
Where to stay
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Accommodation search · Enniskillen
Enniskillen town centre stays
Hotels, guesthouses and apartments within walking distance of Enniskillen Castle and town-centre restaurants.
FeaturedReviewed 2026-09-01
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Accommodation search · Around Lough Erne
Lakeside self-catering cottages
Cottages and lodges with parking, kitchens and space for families or groups, often with jetty or shore access.
Reviewed 2026-09-01
Experiences on this trip
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Walk · Cuilcagh Mountain Park
Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail
The boardwalk climb across blanket bog to the Cuilcagh viewing platform. Exposed, and a long walk in poor weather.
FeaturedReviewed 2026-09-01
Photo: Dieglop · CC BY-SA 4.0
Guided attraction · Florence Court
Marble Arch Caves
Guided tour of the show cave system with underground rivers and chambers. Tours are weather dependent.
FeaturedReviewed 2026-09-01
Photo: Rosemary Nelson · CC BY-SA 2.0
Scenic drive and walk · Derrygonnelly
Lough Navar Forest and Magho Viewpoint
Forest drive climbing to Magho Viewpoint above Lower Lough Erne, with walking trails nearby.
Reviewed 2026-09-04
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Other Fermanagh trip plans
- The Classic Fermanagh WeekendEnniskillen, Lough Erne, Castle Coole and Florence Court in two nights.
- Romantic Lakeside EscapeTime by the lough, long dinners and very little driving.
- Family Adventure WeekendCaves, forest, boats and short drives between them.
- Luxury, Spa and FoodA lakeside base, water views and an unhurried schedule.
- Boats and IslandsAs much time on the Erne as the daylight allows.
- Car-Free EnniskillenTown-centre heritage and the lough without bringing a car.
- The Rainy WeekendA flexible plan with more indoor options and shorter journeys.
- Golf on the LakelandsTwo rounds, a lakeside base and somewhere good to eat.
- Fishing and the ErneQuiet water on the Upper and Lower Lough, with a licence sorted first.