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Things to do in Enniscrone, Western Ireland: The Best Outdoor Activities
Enniscrone – also spelt Inniscrone and officially named Inishcrone (Irish: Inis Crabhann) – is a small seaside town in County Sligo, Ireland. Its sandy beach, tourist campsite, and golf course all attract a large number of visitors. The Enniscrone area includes the localities of Muckduff, Lacken, Lacknaslevia, Frankford, Carrowhubbock South and Carrowhubbock North. Recently, local David McGowan has begun construction of a "glamping" village, with the main focus being the Boeing 767 he bought to convert into accommodation.
Restaurants in Enniscrone
1. 7th Wave Surf School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
7th Wave Surf School is located on the stunning sandy beach in Enniscrone, Sligo, Ireland. 7th Wave Surf School is a family run business. We offer surf lessons to beginner/intermediate adults and kids. In summer we run our very popular Kids Surf Camps. This runs weekly in July and August. We now offer kayaking guided tours in Enniscrone and Aughris. All equipment is supplied for your lesson. We also rent equipment eg. wetsuits, surfboards. Come join us for a great experience.
2. Harbour Sup and Sail
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
Harbour Sup n Sail offers Stand up Paddle boarding (SUP) Tuition ,Hire and Custom tours we have two dedicated bases at Enniscrone Pier Co Sligo and the Quay Ballina Co Mayo both offer a full range range of boards and paddles to suit all abilities ,approved buoyancy aids and wetsuits where required .All of our instructors are ASI / ISA qualified and hold first aid and rescue qualifications
3. Enniscrone Village
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4.5 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By 559brendanm - Belfast City Region, United Kingdom
Went camping here beside the beach from 10-8-20 for few days touched for great weather ended up van broke down & we got help from local Machanic Willy Boland to help us on our way . Loved this place people & town is amazing
4. Enniscrone Golf Club
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4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By JLaneJnr - Cork, Ireland
This is a spectacular and challenging golf course. I was part of a party of 12 who played there twice recently. The welcome on our arrival made us feel at home. The course is a real challenge. Local knowledge would be a great asset here so one should plan to play at least twice. The second time is no less challenging but you are more at ease with the targets that you should aim at. I have no hesitation in saying that I fully intend to return.
5. The Warren Way Walk
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
The Warren Way in Castleconnor is primarily a woodland walk with sections which cross farm land, fresh water marsh and estuarine mudflats. The interaction between these various habitats gives rise to a wealth of flora and fauna.
6. Enniscrone Pitch & Putt
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4.0 based on 6 reviews
A family favourite with Enniscrone Visitors for many years. Arrive and play, no booking needed! Located on lower Main Street opposite Tracey's Cafe, we supply everything you will need to enjoy a relaxing game of Pitch & Putt. With its breathtaking ocean views, manicured fairways and its fun, yet challenging greens, this course has gained the reputation of being one of the best in Ireland!
Reviewed By si_man2983 - Tubbercurry, Ireland
First time visiting here today, was well impressed with the course and facilities. We had our own equipment but everything was available in the clubhouse if we didn't. A great place to spend a few hours for all ages, we will return!
7. Sligo Walks
This is a pleasant walk along the beach at Enniscrone with stunning views across the Atlantic. From the promenade steps (just up from the old cliff baths) head west along the beach. Keep left along the pathway towards the lifeguard station, pass the surf schools and across the pedestrian bridge to the right; turn right down onto the beach before turning left and heading west again.
8. North West Surf School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
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