Hotels in Lough Neagh, United Kingdom

Lough Neagh is Northern Ireland's largest lake, with a cool, often rainy climate that keeps the landscape lush year-round. Famous for its centuries-old eel fishery, you can try your hand at catching eels in summer, when conditions are mildest, or explore the 7th-century church ruins on Ram's Island during drier spring days. In winter, the lake's sheltered bays become a haven for birdwatchers spotting whooper swans, while autumn offers peaceful walks along the 20-mile-long Lough Neagh Way.