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Yellow Water Cottage

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Between the Mournes and Carlingford Lough

A village between mountains and lough

Visit Mourne describes Rostrevor as a charming Victorian village nestled between the mountains and the lough. C.S. Lewis said to have called it his idea of Narnia, and it is easy to see why.

On the doorstep

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Forest Park
Gentle trails through ancient woodland above the village.
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Rostrevor Village
Explore  rostrevor & grab a drink or some food.
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The waterside
Take in the spectacular views near the water.

Further afield

Easy days out from the cottage across the Mourne and Ring of Gullion area.

01
Mourne Coastal Route
50+ miles of coast road from Newcastle to Warrenpoint, through Annalong, Kilkeel and Rostrevor.
Full day
02
Newcastle & Slieve Donard
Climb Northern Ireland’s highest mountain via the Glen River from Newcastle.
4–6 hrs return
03
Ring of Gullion
Ancient volcanic landscape near Newry, with a summit trail up Slieve Gullion.
10 km · 4–5 hrs
04
Warrenpoint & the lough ferry
A Victorian promenade and town square, and the Greencastle–Greenore ferry across Carlingford Lough.
Ferry ≈ 15 min
05
Tollymore Forest Park
Forest and riverside walks near Newcastle, and a Game of Thrones filming location.
Entry fee applies

Finding the cottage

By car

From Belfast or Dublin via the A1 / M1 and Newry, then along the shore of Carlingford Lough to Rostrevor.

By bus

From Belfast or Dublin via the A1 / M1 and Newry, then along the shore of Carlingford Lough to Rostrevor.

the address

From Belfast or Dublin via the A1 / M1 and Newry, then along the shore of Carlingford Lough to Rostrevor.

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