Louth is full of activities and tourist attractions that can keep the whole family occupied, including:
Golf
Co. Louth (Baltray) & Seapoint Golf Clubs are both excellent 18 hole links courses, located less then five minutes away from The Waterside. Baltray was host to the Irish Open in 2004.
Equestrian
With close proximity to Bellewstown and to Laytown(where they race on the beach), plus a number of large Equestrian centres located throughout Louth & Meath, we are conveniently located to a broad range of equestrian opportunities to meet your every need.
Recommended Equestrian Centres include:
Ravensdale Lodge
Dunany Cross Country Course
Walking
Why not take a relaxing walk along by the sea and the East Coast, with views, on a clear day, of the Cooley Peninsula to the north or the mountains of Howth & Lambay Island and Irelands Eye to the South.
If you would like to take a historical walk, there are the “Medieval” or “Historical Boyne Valley” walks which will provide an opportunity to find out more about the colourful history of Louth and Meath
Angling
This area of Louth has one of the most historic sections of river, as the Boyne and the Blackwater join at Navan, and run through the hills & fields of Louth to the Irish Sea. The Waterside is an ideal location to dip that rod in the fruitful waters.
Other Local Attractions include:
Termonfeckin Castle
Monasterboice Tower and High Cross
Mellifont Abbey
Cuchulainn’s Stone & Fort
Hill of Tara
Newgrange
Slane Castle
List of ancient Monuments
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