spectacular coastal and inland landscape. A popular destination known for its scenic and cultural attractions, Sligo offers a variety of touring options for everyone of all ages, from activity filled breaks and relaxing country retreats to family holidays.

Sligos landscape hold a number of scenic attractions, its coastline in particular is worth a visit, with many family friendly beaches, golf courses, and water based activities. Inland amidst mountain scenery, woodland parks, rivers and lakes are further options for activity breaks, horse trekking and hiking trails.

For more sedate visitors, Sligo has great cultural and heritage retreats with many archaeological and historical sites worth a visit. Sligo town, a small city has many museums, art galleries and festivals devoted to the works of W.B Yeats and his brother Jack B. Yeats. With a mixture of lively pubs and restaurants Sligo town offers a slightly different type of weekend break and night out. Throughout Sligo county, are a number of hotels in the countryside and the main towns and villages, offering a range of accommodation and leisure options at very reasonable prices.

With an extensive road network, and accessible to the main roadways and train routes to the main cities of Galway and Dublin, Sligo is easy to reach for a short holiday or weekend break away from the lights of the city.