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County Cavan in Ireland is perfect for a self-catering escape, offering scenic beauty with a wealth of lakes and green landscapes. Known as Ireland's Lake District, it invites nature lovers to indulge in fishing, walking, and golfing amid unspoiled surroundings. Explore Dun A Ri Forest Park, Killykeen Forest Park, and Cavan Burren Park for stunning hikes, or dive into history at Moneygashel Cashel and Clough Oughter Castle. Anglers will relish fishing in the River Shannon and numerous lakes, while the Marble Arch Caves Geopark promises fascinating natural wonders. Find your ideal holiday home or traditional Irish cottage for a memorable getaway.
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County Cavan is known for its love of music and is home to a large number of lakes and therefore dubbed Ireland’s Lake District by some. Right from the beautiful lakes, rivers and naturally beautiful countryside, the low lying county of Cavan has a lot to offer to the tourists. With a position right next to the border with Northern Ireland, Co. Cavan has a green unspoilt landscape and is a popular place to visit for those looking to enjoy outdoor pursuits such as fishing, walking and golfing on a self-catering holiday.
Whatever your dream holiday cottage, whether it be a traditional Irish cottage or a holiday home overlooking a lake, we hope you find the perfect Co. Cavan cottage for your holiday in Ireland.
Updated 18 November 2025