Escape to Strangford Lough
Where to Stay in Strangford
The choice is yours, from award winning Guest Houses and Bed and Breakfasts to luxury self-catering holiday homes. For full detail click here
Local Events to go to

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Murder Mystery Theatre 22/04/2006
Paddle Power 17/03/2006
Dinner and a Movie 25/02/2006
For Something Special
Why not say 'I do', in a picturesque private church by the sea for that most important day in your life.
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Discover the secret hidden treasures of Strangford Village nestled in the natural harbour on the coast line of Strangford Lough.Strangford Lough has been designated as an area of special scientific interest and beauty due to the enormous diversity of wildlife, marine life and plant life found in the area.Strangford Village offers a unique opportunity to relax and enjoy the simple pleasures in life. 

Strangford Lough is in County Down in the North-East of Ireland and is a place of outstanding natural beauty where you will find breathtaking landscape, quaint villages, intersting historical sites, and plenty of sporting activities to go to and take part in.

Strangford ...

derives it name from the Vikings who descibed it as, “the strong fjord”.

At first the name Strangford only applied to the lough entrance, which has a strong tidal current, while the rest still bore the Irish name Loch Cuan “lough of the harbours”.

Loch Cuan is an inlet of the Irish Sea between Ards and Down districts, Northern Ireland. The lough (lake) is about 16 miles (26 km) long and 4 miles (6 km) wide, with a very narrow entrance, which cuts across the northeast-southwest trend of the rocks in the area.