Banana Rambles Blog
Omagh Hostel - Tourist Accommodation in Northern Ireland ecotourism
Tourism facilities in Omagh, Tyrone, Derry and throughout Northern Ireland megalithic tourism
Responsible and sustainable tourism and tourist activities in Omagh, Northern Ireland
Angling in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Angling in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Walking in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Other Activities in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Culture and Heritage in Omagh, Northern Ireland
Archaeology in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Archaeology in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Folklore in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Genealogy in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Poets and Writers in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Tour Guides in the Omagh area of Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Prices and rates for hostel tourism accommodation in Omagh, Northern Ireland
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs - Questions about environmental sustainable responsible eco- tourism in Northern Ireland
Photo Gallery - Photographs of eco tourism in Northern Ireland
Sustainability and environmental events in the omagh area of Ulster, Ireland
Links to sustainable ecotourist resources
Location of the omagh hostel in county Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Woofing World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms WWOOF
Eating Out
Traditional Music
Online Booking
Contact the Omagh hostel for information on sustainable responsible environmental tourism
Ecotourism, sustainability and Environmental Information
Currency Converter
Weather Forecast

Angling

FishingThe rivers around Omagh offer a varied and wide range of fishing opportunities for both the game and coarse angler. Waters from the High Sperrins feed into the Foyle River providing ideal fishing conditions. Rivers are unknown and quiet providing a tranquil environment for excellent fishing. For more information click this link.


Cycling

CyclingThe roads in and around Omagh Hostel are excellent for cycling: quiet, traffic free and offering spectacular views of the countryside. Explore quiet villages; visit the beautiful Gortin Glens and the mysterious Glenelly valley. Roam even further and lose yourself in the Sperrin mountains.
For more information click this link

North West Trail


Walkers

WalkersThe Sperrin mountains offer the walker a unique experience: quiet walks through seldom visited valleys, high mountain tarns and bog loughs. Remote and hidden, one is almost guaranteed not to encounter another walker. Rolling hills and lost valleys are all part of the allure of the high Sperrin mountains. A recommended walk would be to the top of Mullaghcarn from the door of Omagh hostel. For more information click this link

For The Definitive Guide to Outdoor Activities in Northern Ireland visit this link.

© 2004 - 2007 Omagh Hostel Accommodation Northern Ireland