How many days do I need in County Fermanagh?
Three days. One for Enniskillen and the Lower Lough, with Devenish Island and time on a boat. One for the southwest, where Marble Arch Caves, the Cuilcagh Boardwalk and Florence Court sit naturally together. One for the Upper Lough's quieter water and Castle Coole. Two days means merging the cave day into the Enniskillen day and skipping either the boardwalk or the Upper Lough. A single day from Belfast or Sligo gets you the town, Devenish and one house, which is a fair taste but not the county: Fermanagh rewards slow travel more than most places in Ireland.
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