Top Things to do in County Sligo
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Discover the best top things to do in County Sligo, Ireland including Knocknarea, Sligo Bay Sup, Eagles Flying, Seatrails, Kilcullen's Seaweed Baths, The Rose of Innisfree Tour Boat, Rosses Point, Strandhill Beach, Icon Spa, Lissadell House.
Restaurants in County Sligo
1. Knocknarea
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 660 reviews
Reviewed By brianf197 - Sligo, Ireland
I always go up the back way so cant say anything about the new walk way. Its a lovely easy climb and the views are class on a nice day
2. Sligo Bay Sup
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 86 reviews
Welcome to Sligo Bay Sup , ASI qualified stand up paddle board school and guiding service operating from Rosses Point , Lissadell , Streedagh beach , Mullaghmore and Doorly Park . Experience stand up paddle boarding or (SUP) surrounded by 360 degree views of the stunning Sligo coast line .
3. Eagles Flying
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 522 reviews
Eagles Flying is a scientifically run Wildlife Sanctuary specializing on Birds of Prey and Owls. We focus on "hands on" interaction between our well trained animals and our visitors. During our educational flying demonstrations members of the audience can have a bird of prey land on their hand or have Eagles, Falcons, Hawks or Vultures stoop inches over their heads while Scientists inform in a friendly and fun way. Our visitors can also visit our unique "Touch-Zoo" where they can play and pet "Tui & Alan" our Foxes, get pick pocketed by "Grizzly" our tame Raccoon, have "Monty" our 4 meter Python around their shoulders or get up close and personal with any of the other unusual animals. Get closer than you have ever been to the masters of the sky. Eagles Flying really is an unforgettable experience and a must see for people of all ages and interests.
Reviewed By smE1293RF
Thanks a mil for a great day out. Brilliant for kids and adults alike. Well kept sanctuary with lovely, knowledgeable staff. The show with birds of prey is great and very interesting. Some kids/adults get to participate. But don't worry if your child doesn't get picked, you can do lovely pictures at the end and all the kids who want to, can hold an owl (the highlight of the day for my son who is a big Harry Potter fan :-) The petting farm was a bonus. Among other animals, you could see a fox, a raccoon up-close. The staff answered all your questions. We will be back. Keep up the wonderful work that you are doing there. It is inspirational.
4. Seatrails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 123 reviews
Guided archaeological walking, hiking and horse riding tours in Sligo and the northwest of Ireland along the Wild Atlantic Way. Your archaeologist guide Auriel will take you to places you never knew existed that are located within stunning scenic landscapes. You can explore ancient graves of Irish high kings, peak through mysterious limestone caves or trek along the gorgeous Sligo coastline where your guide will open up so much history and heritage to you. Auriels' trails are either by the sea or in the mountains. They suit families, the culturally curious types, outdoor adventurer types and the older age groups who want to embrace their surroundings, relax and unwind in the fresh Atlantic air.
5. Kilcullen's Seaweed Baths
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By 5gillianm - Dublin, Ireland
Fabulous treatment made all that more special by all the original features. A step back in time in this wonderful place. So relaxing and good fun too (we took a twin room). The staff were so friendly and the service so prompt. As soon as we arrived our bath was prepared without delay. No need to be concerned about covid safety as all measures are in place. The ideal choice on a wet and windy Irish summer’s day. Worth every penny. I’d be here every month if I lived in the area.
6. The Rose of Innisfree Tour Boat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 154 reviews
The Rose of Innisfree Tourboat operates on the picturesque Lough Gill, in counties Sligo & Leitrim, Ireland. Experience some of the most spectacular scenery, spoken so fondly of by the poet W.B.Yeats, all from the comfort of this 72 seating magnificent vessel. Commentary on board. Full bar facilities available. Tea, Coffee & home baking a speciality.Embarking point is from Parke's Castle. Approximately 7 miles from Sligo town on the R286 Dromahair road. Shuttle service available on request.Also available for private hire. Cruise & Dine... Enjoy a delicious three course meal whilst enjoying the breathtaking surroundings. Full menus available on request.
7. Rosses Point
8. Strandhill Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 603 reviews
Reviewed By Trip51631928324 - Monasteraden, Ireland
Gorgeous place with beautiful beach and views to die for. Great for families. Varied choices of accommodation and lots of cafes and a few bars for food and drinks.
9. Icon Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By fran392019
I visited the spa this morning with a friend, and I have say i thoroughly enjoyed my experience .. I cannot praise enough the therapist Aisling that I had for my treatments.,she was friendly ,professional and honestly the massage and facial treatment I received from her was without a doubt streets ahead of any other spa I ever visited, she is excellent at her job .
10. Lissadell House
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 613 reviews
A surprisingly wonderful tour visit, steeped in history, part home, part estate, part museum. I highly recommend this stop when visiting the Drumcliff area of Ireland. Historical characters and references are so interesting in a spectacular setting on Galway Bay. Step back in time with this stop.
Reviewed By j0m1957 - County Dublin, Ireland
Recently along with my wife we had the pleasure of bringing three of our grandchildren to visit lisaddell house in county sligo. From the beginning to the end of our visit it was one revelation after another and so exciting for us to be in a position to share our history as a country and the joys of nature with our little ones. The ground and gardens are a joy to behold and offer great views of Ben Bulben and all round Sligo bay. Both the alpine and vegetable gardens gave rise to plenty of questions and exciting discoveries from both young and old alike. The house tour was led by a young local lad who displayed an excellent knowledge of the history of the house the Gore Booth family particularly Countess Markievicz an her sister Eva two women who have made a huge mark on both the history of our society and our country. The contrast between how people lived upstairs and downstairs in the past was made very clear not alone by our guide but also the stark reality of seeing first hand the rooms and the artifacts therein, The old toys were of particular interest to our girls. The rooms upstairs have been excellently restored and Lissadell is well worth a visit.
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