Welcome to Visit Mourne

We are delighted to welcome you back to Visit Mourne. Start planning for your next giant adventure. Look out for the 'We're Good to Go' scheme so you can explore Visit Mourne with confidence.

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Such is the beauty and history of Visit Mourne that it has inspired pagan chiefs and patron saints, writers, inventors, engineers and visitors from all corners of the world for millennia.

Just a few moments in the epic heart of the Mourne Mountains, along the rolling hills of the Ring of Gullion or on the rippling shores of Strangford Lough and you’ll soon discover why Saint Patrick chose to settle here. This is the land that also inspired C.S. Lewis and the creators of Game of Thrones® and its myths, legends, landscapes and experiences are sure to inspire you too.

Our people make our place

Living here in partnership with nature, the people of Visit Mourne are to be found every day in their craft breweries and distilleries, their artisan shops, and on farms that produce some of the finest local food on the island.

It’s these people who have helped create so many of the treasures that Visit Mourne offers; from the farm shops and the world class championship golf courses, to the activity trails, adventure parks, cafes, restaurants and accommodation choices that help make every visitor here feel so special.

Visit Mourne is one giant jewel and it’s one we want to share with you. So come and say hello and we’ll show you our giant spirit.

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County Down Golf Classic
Play the world famous Royal County Down Championship Course in Newcastle, Co. Down this October.

10 Aug 2021
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Things to Do

No matter how long your visit, there’s so much to see and do in Visit Mourne. Discover the land where the Mourne Mountains slope down to the sea. There is something for everyone at Visit Mourne. With three areas of outstanding natural beauty, winding trails for walking and hiking, and a variety of waterways, pack some warm clothes and get ready for an adventure.
Accommodation

Sleep in towering castles, in quaint cottages, or camp under the stars. Visit Mourne has plenty of places for you to rest your weary head before going on your next giant adventure. This region boasts incredible stays. Holiday in one of our internationally recognised hotels or stay at one of our acclaimed B&Bs. Be prepared for scenic views, comfortable beds, and service and hospitality you’ll never forget.
What's On

There’s very rarely a dull moment in Visit Mourne. Its calendar is so packed full of family fun, fabulous festivals and vivacious events that you’ll never be stuck when it comes to celebrating life. There’s a whole host of annual events to choose from, all year round. There are festivals for families and festivals for friends, there are world-renowned walking festivals through Visit Mourne’s tracks, trails and windy bends.
Food & Drink

Visit Mourne is the heartland of fresh produce. Our rolling pastures sweep down to an abundant coastline. As the home of Northern Ireland’s largest fishing fleet and some of the country’s most experienced farmers, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Come and try the freshest ingredients at Visit Mourne.
Golf Breaks

Take in the most spectacular setting of the beautiful Royal County Down Championship Golf Course in Newcastle, Co. Down from the fairways. A rare opportunity to test your skill against the glorious backdrop of Slieve Donard mountain.
Giant Experiences

Visit Mourne is full to the brim with exciting experiences. Whether you’re planning your next family break or your latest solo adventure, our forests, mountains, and shores are home to some of the most unique day trips, excursions and experiences around.
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With everything close by, Visit Mourne is plentiful in quaint towns, incredible scenery, ancient forests, and stately homes. Explore the vastness of our landscapes and receive a giant welcome from all you encounter here.
Aspiring Geopark

As an aspiring UNESCO Global Geopark, Visit Mourne has breathtaking backdrops and unique natural spaces. With three Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty to explore, you’ll be spoilt for choice and will have plenty of opportunities to delve into the fascinating geological heritage of the area.
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For all the latest information to help you plan your trip to Visit Mourne safely and with ease, check out our FAQs, Covid-19 updates and travel advice.
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We love to welcome visitors and, with plenty of options and places to stay, Visit Mourne has bargains galore. Let us share them with you and help you find a great offer on your dream visit.

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Family Breaks

Whoever it was that put this place together had children in mind - just look at it. The Mountains of Mourne are like something straight out of a children’s novel. Indeed, they inspired a certain C.S. Lewis to take to his desk and weave his magic in Narnia.
Wellness Weekends

The famous singer, Van Morrison, once said that in life “there’s always got to be a struggle”. We’re big fans of the great man in these parts, but we like to think you can give your soul a wee rest from time to time.
Walking Holidays

There are few places on the island better suited to the walker than Visit Mourne. With almost one hundred different mountain peaks, a feast of forest trails and a seemingly endless choice of river, lake and seaside strolls, you’ll need a good strong pair of shoes to tackle everything this place has to offer.
Golf Breaks

Many of the world’s finest fairways and truest greens are right here under the watchful eye of the Mourne Mountains. They feature some of the most spectacular and scenic golfing challenges in the world and it is not hard to see how some of these courses have inspired the golfing giants of Northern Ireland.