Devenish Island, located in Lower Lough Erne, County Fermanagh, is rich in history and natural beauty. It is renowned for its early Christian monastic settlement, founded in the 6th century by Saint Molaise.

The island features a well-preserved round tower, standing 81 feet tall, which was historically used as a bell tower and a refuge during Viking raids.

The island also boasts ruins of medieval churches, ancient burial grounds, and high crosses, making it a significant spiritual and historical site. It was once a thriving centre of learning and pilgrimage, attracting up to 1,500 religious scholars at its peak.

Accessible by boat from Enniskillen, Devenish Island offers visitors a chance to explore its serene landscapes, climb the round tower for panoramic views, and immerse themselves in its rich heritage. It's a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and natural beauty.

Please note Devenish Island is only accessible by water.

The following operators provide water transport to Devenish Island but some may not operate in winter months:

Erne Water Taxi +44(0) 77 1977 0588 ernewatertaxi.com

Erne Tours (MV Kestrel) +44(0) 28 6632 2882 ernetours.com

Erne Boat Hire (Day Boat Hire) +44(0) 07523423232 erneboathireltd.com

Manor House Marine (Day Boat Hire)  +44(0) 28 686 28100  manormarine.com

Lady of the Lake (Private tours only) +44(0)28 6862