Escape, Indulge, Reconnect with Nature.
Escape to The Lodge at Quarterland Bay – a luxurious haven on the shores of Strangford Lough, where adventure meets tranquility. Perfect for family getaways, wellness weekends, or celebrations with friends, The Lodge blends comfort, style, and nature-inspired living.
Visit www.quarterlandbay.com to explore our stay packages and plan your exclusive escape.
Luxury Accommodation
The Lodge sleeps up to 24 guests in beautifully designed ensuite bedrooms. Each room combines modern style with eco-conscious comfort, featuring underfloor heating, luxury linens, and serene countryside views.
The Shepherd’s Hut
For a peaceful retreat, our charming Shepherd’s Hut sleeps up to 3 guests beside a tranquil pond. With its private enclosed hot tub and sauna, it’s the perfect hideaway for a quiet, romantic getaway. Guests staying in the hut also have access to e-bikes, making it easy to explore the surrounding countryside.
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Self-Catering with a Twist
Enjoy our fully equipped kitchen, perfect for self-catering breaks, or indulge in a private chef experience featuring local, organic ingredients and bespoke dining.
Wellness & Spa
Relax in our state-of-the-art spa, featuring a hydrotherapy pool, cold water plunge tank, steam room, sauna, and outdoor hot tub. The perfect way to unwind and recharge after a day of adventure.
Entertainment & Recreation
Enjoy movie nights in our luxury cinema room or friendly competition in the indoor games room. Outdoors, make the most of our tennis court, football pitch, and fire pit – ideal for fun and relaxation under the stars.
Adventure Awaits
Explore Strangford Lough by kayak or bike, available onsite, or take in local history and wildlife on scenic tours. Adventure and discovery begin right at your doorstep.
Eco-Conscious Luxury
Powered by wind turbines, solar panels, and rainwater systems, The Lodge blends indulgence with environmental responsibility.
The Perfect Location
Set near Killyleagh and Killinchy, The Lodge offers easy access to charming villages, boutique shops, award-winning dining, and breathtaking scenery — the perfect mix of peaceful seclusion and local discovery.
A Destination Like No Other
From fireside gatherings to starlit spa sessions, every moment at The Lodge at Quarterland Bay is designed to reconnect you with nature, comfort, and each other.
Ready to experience it for yourself?
Book your stay today and discover why The Lodge at Quarterland Bay is one of Northern Ireland’s most unforgettable luxury escape. It's time to start planning your perfect getaway.
The Lodge at Quarterland is a private, rural and luxurious accommodation on nature's doorstep allowing for an authentic and comforting experience for groups of friends and families yearning for the perfect place to getaway and experience true tranquillity.
Strangford Lough is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is almost fully enclosed by land. It is the largest sea water inlet in Ireland and the United Kingdom and an important habitat for wildlife. A regular car ferry links the picturesque towns of Strangford and Portaferry. Strangford Lough is a significant asset in the Aspiring UNESCO global Geopark. The Lough was formed at the end of the last ice age. Strangford Lough is Northern Ireland's first Marine Conservation Zone and is a special area of conservation for wildlife. Strangford Lough is a key destination for winter migration for many wading and sea birds. The lough is home to common seals, basking sharks and brent geese.
Killyleagh is a large village in County Down located on the shores of Strangford Lough and dominated by Killyleagh Castle, a Loire-style chateau which claims to be the oldest inhabited castle in Ireland. The Castle has been the home of the Hamilton family since the 17th century Plantation of Ulster and the turrets can be hired for a self-catering holiday experience. Delamont Country Park is located outside Killyleagh on the road to Downpatrick on the shores of the stunning Strangford Lough. Follow Killyleagh's Heritage trail to learn more about it's famous inhabitants and local history.
