Welcome to Belleek Charter Cruising
Corry,
Belleek, Co. Fermanagh.
Northern Ireland BT93 3FU
Tel: 0044 (0) 28 686 58027
Fax: 0044 (0) 28 686 58793
Belleek Charter Cruising is based in Belleek, and set in a scenic village at the westernmost point of Lough Erne.
Our base is the most modern on Lough Erne, situated next to Explorerne, which tells the history of the entire waterway system.
Whether you travel to Fermanagh as a family, a group of friends, a couple or on your own, whether you expect spectacular scenery, excellent fishing, romantic settings or just a quiet few days away form your hectic everyday life.
A holiday on one of the luxurious cruisers are available for hire on Lough Erne is just what you need.
Hire Boats
The Morrell 36- Sleeps 6
| Steel hull structure | Full central heating system |
| 2 Helm positions | 85 HP Ford diesel engine. |
| Stereo radio cassette. | Fully fitted galley. |
| Domestic hot and cold water system | Bowthruster to manouver easily. |
| Bathing platform | Two showers and toilets (oneensuite) |
| Three seperate cabins | Handrails fitted all around deck |
| Sleeps up to eight persons. | Lifejacket for every member of party |
| All bedlinen, crockery and cutlery on board | Free Dingy |
| Colour T.V | Outboard for dingy. |
The Waverunner 38' - Sleeps
8
| Steel hull structure | Full central heating system. |
| 2 Helm positions. | 75 HP Perkins diesel engine. |
| Stereo radio cassette | Fully fitted galley. |
| Domestic hot and cold water system | Bowthruster fitted for easy manoeuvarability. |
| Bathing platform. | Two showers and toilets (one ensuite). |
| Two seperate cabins. | Handrails fitted all around deck. |
| Sleeps up to six persons. | All bedlinen, crockery and cutlery on board |
| Lifejacket for every member of party | Free Dingy |
| Colour T.V. | Outboard for dingy |
Lough Erne
Lough Erne with its stretches of water covering over 300 square mile, studded with over 156 islands, has been long known for its natural beauty. It is a birdwatchers’ paradise.
The fishing is one of the best and attracts anglers from all over the world. Historic sites, castle ruins and stately homes on islands and on shore tell of the colourful story if County Fermanagh through the centuries. For watersport enthusiasts there are centres for windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing and jetskiing. And after all the activities on the water, why not relax over a pint of Guinness in one of the traditional pubs, or shut down the galley for the evening and enjoy a meal in one if the many restaurants catering for all tastes.
Fermanagh
Fermanagh, situated in the south west of Northern Ireland, is renowned for its waterway and is a haven for those who participate in cruising, fishing and watersport holidays. However, with its numerous jetties, the County can boast of many attractions accessible to those on boating holidays. The following places of interest are either by the water’s edge or within reasonable walking distance of a jetty.
Ardhowen Theatre:- Wide programme
of event, restaurant, photographic exhibitions in foyer.
Belleek Pottery:- Guided tours weekdays all year round. Visitor
Centre with museum, tea-room and shop, also open weekends in high season.
Carrickreagh View Point:- Moor at jetty and make the short uphill
walk through the forest for breathtaking views of Lower Lough Erne.
Castle Archdale Country Park:- Marina, exhibition centre (open
April to September) caravan and camp site, youth hostel, pony trekking, forest
trails.
Castle Caldwell and Wildlife Reserve:- Walks, wildlife observatory
in forest, ruins of plantation castle, fiddlestone.
Castle Coole House:- Georgian Mansion (moor near Ardhowen Theatre
public jetty and walk around 1km) run by the National Trust. Shop and tea room.
Open April to September.
Castle Hume Golf Course:- 18 hole
golf course.
Crom Estate:- 1,350 acres of woodland, parkland and wetland. Historic
ruins. Visitor Centre and tea-room. Open April to September.
Devenish Island:- One of the most famous islands in Ireland - old
monastic settlement dating from the 6th Century, Round Tower, High Cross and
Museum.
Enniskillen Town
Enniskillen Castle and Museum - incorporating the Heritage Centre and Museum of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Open all year, weekends in high season.
Enniskillen Craft & Design Centre:- - craft units, craft shop and tea-room.
Cole’s Monument: - climb 108 steps to top for magnificent view of Enniskillen. Open mid May to September.
Castle Bowlervision: - 10-pin bowling, 3 screen cinema and night-club.
Enniskillen Golf Club: - 18 hole course.
Lakeland Canoe Centre: - Activity Centre, hostel accommodation.
Lakeland Forum Leisure Centre :- Sports, fitness room, sauna, solariums and restaurant.
Tourist Information Centre: - Shop,
Bureau de Change, accommodation reservation service and exhibition.
Explorerne Centre:- Tourist Information Centre and Exhibition
Centre relating the story of the Erne. Open March to September.
Innishmacsaint:- Old ruins and famous Celtic Cross.
Knockninny View Point:- Walk half a kilometre uphill from the jetty for a
fabulous view of islands of Upper Lough Erne.
Tully Castle:- Ruins of Plantation Castle and Victorian Herb
Garden. Visitor Centre open April to September.
White Island:- Mysterious stone carved figures on wall of ruined
12th Century Church.
Other Places to Visit
Florence Court House (National Trust Property)
and the Marble Arch Caves require the use of a car but are also worth a visit.
For details of opening times of these and other attractions contact the Tourist
Information Centre on 10365 323110 or 325050
Shopping, Entertainment and Restaurants
Moor your boat at one of the public jetties in
the main shopping town of Enniskillen and browse among the many shops in the
town centre at Erneside Shopping Centre or Dunnes Stores. The Adrhowen Theatre
(with its own jetty) has an ongoing programme of plays, concerts, shows, films,
etc.
Some of the pubs have musical entertainment but if you require up to date
information on entertainment and restaurants throughout the county which are
accessible by boat contact the Tourist Information Centre on (01365) 323110 or
325050
For further information please visit our website:- http://www25.brinkster.com/belleekcruising/index2.htm
Or Email:- belleektrust@btinternet.com
The Erne Gateway
Belleek, Co. Fermanagh
N.Ireland
Tel: (013656) 58027
Fax: (013656) 58793
