Enniscrone is a lovely town, well maintained and clean. The beach is fabulous and you can walk for miles down it. There are plenty of places to eat and drink. There is also a playground for the children and an amusement arcade. It is usually cool enough here though, probably because it is so exposed.

Wonderful place for seaside walks - when the tide is out the beach is just huge and amazing. Lovely coastal walk from pier.

Were coming to the end of a lovely week at Enniscrone, despite a disappointment with our accommodation at Castlecove Holiday Homes we have had a great week in Enniscrone. The village is linear adjacent to the sea front. The beach is so scenic, we spent a part of every day there, beautiful clean beach with excellent sand for walking or... More

This has everything one needs for a holiday or long weekend as long as you are not looking for a suntan

Relaxing atmosphere. Friendly folks in the bars and shops. Nice places to eat.

Cute little seaside village, with tons of opportunity for wonderful picture taking. Couple pubs and a fish and chip place. Centra for quick food, snacks and petrol. Wonderful beach. Friendly people. Would move here in a heartbeat!

fantastic beach, suitable to body board and for sandcastles for the little ones. The seaweed baths are brilliant - really olde worlde with victorian tiles and roll top baths. You feel great after a seaweed bath - really relaxing. Enniscrone is also very convenient for Ballina in Co Mayo (nice little town for shopping) and to do the WB Yeats... More

We recently spent a weeks holidays in the village of enniscrone with our four children aged 9,8,2 and 8 months. Good accomadation and loads of room for us all and half the house that we brought with us!! Things to do pitch n putt which was lovely but the only drawback was you had to buy the balls and tees... More