The estate at this Limerick hotel offers the visitor the opportunity to indulge in some of the
best fishing in Ireland, as the River Shannon flows along the bottom of
our gardens. Our angling manager will provide you with expert guidance
for all your fishing needs.
Six miles away at Killaloe, on the shores of Lough Derg, Ireland's main
pleasure lake, & a wide variety of water sports are available
including boating, swimming & water skiing. All this, and more,
makes the Castleoaks one of the most popular Limerick hotels.
Walking
This is truly the best way to absorb the beauty of the Shannon Region.
A network of quiet country roads & lanes, forest paths &
mountain trails will take you into the heart of beautiful, rural
countryside. Please click on our Walking Page for more
information Walking Page
Cycling
Lough Derg Cycleway - Lough Derg, which covers 32,000 acres, is one of
the largest & most beautiful lakes in Ireland. Low hills &
mountains with a shoreline of marvellous inlets & bays surrounding
it offer a wealth of routes to choose from along quiet country roads
with a relatively flat terrain. With its breathtaking scenery, the area
has been referred to as
'a cyclist's paradise'.
Golf
Wherever you go in County Limerick you are never far away from a golf
course. You will find more than 30 quality courses, each one uniquely
challenging & with a character that is visually exciting. Golfers
can test their skills from the windswept dunes of championship links, or simply play a relaxing eighteen holes on mature parkland of tree-lined fairways.
Horse Riding
The geography of the region is ideally suited to horse riding
throughout the entire year, & especially over the winter months
during the hunting season. Mountain trails, forest paths, country lanes
& deserted beaches all compete in popularity. There are many riding
centres offering a wide range of facilities for the novice or
experienced rider.
Nearby Attractions:
University Concert Hall
Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, Bunratty, Co. Clare
The Hunt Museum, Limerick City
Glenstal Abbey
