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Your Garrison Holiday
Take the hassle out of planning your next big adventure with a Garrison holiday package. Whether you're interested in its food, entertainment or something else, there's an inexhaustible array of experiences to be had. If seeing the sights is on the agenda during your trip to Garrison, swing by leading attractions such as Belleek Pottery. Check out Expedia's extensive range of travel options and book your dream holiday to Garrison today.
Garrison Holiday
Garrison Essential Information
Language | English |
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Currency | British pounds sterling |
Max Temp Winter | 7ºC |
Max Temp Summer | 16ºC |
Top Sights | Rossnowlagh Beach, Bundoran Beach and Bundoran Adventure Park |
Our pick of the best Garrison Hotel Deals
Old Police House
Charming Old Police House Retreat
Lough Erne Resort
"Breakfast items like muffins and pastries were not fresh. Plates could be warmer at breakfast."
Reviewed on 7 June 2026
Discover the most popular places to visit in Garrison
Devenish Island
Gaze up at the awe-inspiring 12th-century tower and trek up and down the green hills of this tiny Northern Ireland island.
Lough Erne
Lough Erne is an intriguing expanse of two linked freshwater lakes with 160 small islands dotted throughout. The myriad inlets and coves make Lough Erne perfect for water sports and pastimes of all kinds, and there is a host of wildlife to please the nature lover.
Belleek Pottery
Belleek Pottery is undoubtedly one of the finest pottery and ceramics producers in the UK. Trading since 1884, the manufacturer has produced items so fine they have been deemed worthy of a place in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Situated in the small village of Belleek on the border of Northern Ireland, why not pay a visit to this historic factory for yourself?
