Accessible Fermanagh

At the heart of the Fermanagh Lakelands is a warm welcome for everyone. Whether you’re planning a relaxing lakeside escape, an outdoor adventure, or a cultural getaway, we’re committed to making Fermanagh accessible to all visitors – regardless of age, ability, or access needs.

This section is designed to help you explore the best of the region with confidence. From accessible walking trails and inclusive attractions to accommodation, eateries, and transport options with thoughtful features, you’ll find practical information to help you plan your visit.

Discover barrier-free ways to enjoy our tranquil landscapes, historic sites, and charming towns because unforgettable experiences in Fermanagh should be open to everyone.

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New Facility Updates Across Fermanagh

New developments ensuring that visitors of all abilities can enjoy more inclusive and accessible experiences in the Fermanagh Lakelands.
Venue Accessibility

Here you can download a Visual Access Guide or Social Story for Fermanagh & Omagh District Council venues throughout the District.
SignVideo

SignVideo provides our Deaf or Hard of Hearing visitors who use British Sign Language (BSL) instant access to a SignVideo online BSL interpreter, in real time, on a video relay system.
Accessible Accommodation

Everyone deserves a relaxing and enjoyable stay, and here in the Fermanagh Lakelands, you'll find a welcoming range of accessible places to rest your head. From lakeside hotels with step-free access and accessible bathrooms to self-catering lodges and glamping pods designed with mobility in mind, there's something to suit every visitor.
Plan Your Trip

Planning an accessible visit to the Fermanagh Lakelands is easier than ever. Whether you're organising a weekend break, a family holiday, or a day out exploring, we’re here to help you navigate your journey with confidence.

Experiences For All

Virtual Reality at Marble Arch Caves

Equipped with just a VR headset and simple head movements, visitors will be instantly whisked away into this subterranean world to discover its beauty and fragility, explore its landscape and surround yourself in its serene ambience.
Island Discovery Boat Trip

Engineered to welcome up to six wheelchairs simultaneously, with no need for ramps, making boarding and disembarking effortless for all guest
Share Discovery Village

SHARE is a fully accessible outdoor activity centre specialising in activities, residentials and adventure holidays for disabled persons.
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National Trust Fermanagh

Explore three of Fermanagh’s most iconic National Trust sites, each offering accessible ways to enjoy history, nature, and landscapes.
Blue Green Yonder

Blue Green Yonder is an outdoor adventure provider located on Castle Island in Enniskillen. They emphasise inclusivity and accessibility, even providing a mobility hoist to facilitate participation in water sports.
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Enniskillen Castle

Enniskillen Castle offers many accessible features to help ensure everyone can enjoy its museums, exhibitions, and grounds.
Walking & Hiking in Fermanagh

With a range of accessible trails winding through forest parks, along tranquil shores, and around island towns, there are plenty of opportunities for everyone to connect with nature.