Use the modernised Shannon-Erne Waterway to join the Shannon at Leitrim and take a trip into Lough Allen where Drumshanbo is a must for fishing enthusiasts. The islandstudded Lough Key is the jewel among Roscommon’s lakes and its forest park is an outstanding feature in a region rich in natural attractions.
Boyle has a pleasant position at the base of the Curlew Hills and the north bank of the river Boyle. The town offers a golf course (9 hole), tennis, and river and lake fishing.
Drumshanbo is situated in the heart of County Leitrim, in scenic woodland and on the shores of Lough Allen, one of the major course fishing centres in the country. It is beautifully preserved traditional town with plenty of traditional pubs, live music (for which the area is famous) and small local shops. The town takes its name from the Irish, Druim-Sean-Bhoth or "Ridge of the old huts". A wide variety of walks, including hill-walking, can be explored within a 5-km radius of Drumshanbo. Many walking routes around the lake have been signed posted by the Council.

A pretty little village, straddling the Canal. It is a thriving town with many mooring facilities, and a very attractive overnight stop. The village offers several lively pubs, a small convenience store and a craft shop.
Located right in the heart of Ireland’s enchanting lakeland and the Shannon-Erne waterway system, Ballinamore offers a diverse range of attractions and activities for visitors and holidaymakers. The town is a fine example of a nineteenth century Irish rural market town – a continuous Main/High Street, with many fine shops and townhouses, important landmark buildings of different periods and blend of attractive colours and fascinating details.
Ballyconnell is a vibrant and picturesque town with a number of pubs, restaurants and nightclub. It is also a well-known coarse fishing centre. The nearby Slieve Russell Hotel has an 18-hole championship golf course, country club, several restaurants, bars and festivals are held here every summer usually in July.
Belturbet is a lively and bustling town on the River Erne, with a library, leisure centre and a range of pubs, restaurants, hotels and shops. The area is a magnet for anglers as there is a variety of catch to be had in the local waters. Children can enjoy free playground facilities at Morrissey Park.