The Easter Holidays have arrived early this year and all the more reason to start planning your Easter break to the Boyne Valley. Situated in County Meath and South County Louth, The Boyne Valley is the perfect place to enjoy interesting heritage sites, miles and miles of tracks and trails, and lots of activities for the kids! Here are our top Easter Activities in the Boyne Valley in 2024.
The Boyne Valley, in County Meath and South County Louth holds important connections with St Patrick. It was here, on the Hill of Slane, where St Patrick lit the pascal fire, bringing Christianity to Ireland. Why not plan your St Patricks Day long weekend to the Boyne Valley?
If there is one thing you can’t guarantee on your trip to Ireland, it’s the weather.
Its why our beautiful Country is so green, why our rivers are ever flowing and why our produce is so tasty!
But your plans don’t have to be ruined by adverse weather conditions- especially in the Boyne Valley.
Winter, spring, summer or Autumn, there are plenty of activities for a rainy day in the Boyne Valley- here is a list of our top ones.
The Zone Activity Centre
The evenings are getting longer, the weather isn’t as cold, and there is so much going on here in the Boyne Valley for March. Mother’s Day, St Patricks Day and the Easter Holidays are all falling in March so make the most of it and plan your visit today. Here are the top events happening in the Boyne Valley this March.
Mother’s Day Dining in the Boyne Valley
The best day of the year to treat your Mammy is fast approaching. This year, Mother’s Day falls on the 10th of March and we have over 20 dining options for you to choose from here in the Boyne Valley. Don’t delay- as many restaurants get booked out in advance for Mother’s Day. From beautiful hotel restaurants, to award winning scenic dining, there is so much choice for Mother’s Day dining in the Boyne Valley. Here are our top spots.
Are you looking to discover somewhere new in 2024?
Adventurers and culture enthusiasts will find a perfect blend of history, natural beauty, and lots of activities in this stunning location.
Nestled in the heart of Ireland, across counties Meath and South County Louth lies the Boyne Valley, a region steeped in ancient legends and rich historical significance.
For many pet owners, embarking on a vacation means leaving behind a beloved family member: their dog. However, with the rise of pet-friendly travel options, it's becoming increasingly easier to include your furry friend in your adventures. If you're planning a getaway to the historic and picturesque Boyne Valley in Ireland, you'll be pleased to discover a range of accommodations that warmly welcome both you and your canine companion. Here are our top spots to stay with your dog in the Boyne Valley in County Meath and South County Louth.
Boyne View Guest Accommodation
Valentines Dinner Dates in the Boyne Valley
February, a month that bridges the gap between winter and spring, brings a unique charm to the Boyne Valley.
It's the month of love with plenty of Valentine’s packages to avail of, and as usual plenty of other events happening around the region including race days, music events, and so much more.
Here are our top events happening in the Boyne Valley this February.
The Cottage Market Drogheda
St. Brigid's Day, celebrated on February 1st, marks the beginning of spring in Ireland and holds special significance in the Boyne Valley. As the region awakens from the winter slumber, locals and visitors alike come together to honour the traditions associated with St. Brigid, as seen with An Gobha`s handmade St Bridgets cross. We are also looking forward to our new bank holiday on the 5th of February in honour of St Brigid. There is nowhere better to spend your break than in the Boyne Valley in County Meath and South County Louth. Here are some ideas of how to spend it.
