2026 Fermanagh Camino 1-3 May
- Raising Funds for Cancer Connect NI -

2026 Fermanagh Camino

Fri 1 - Sun 3 May

Lough Derg - Station Island
FC25 - Lady of the lake boat tour to devenish 1
Devenish Island Monastic Remains

Itinerary & Route

 

Embark on the Fermanagh Camino: a three-day journey across Irelands Hidden Heartlands, visiting sites from Lough Derg to Topped Mountain. 

Terrain

Mostly road with some gravel forest paths

Distance

Totals 39 Miles (63km)

Time

Approx 4-6 hours walking p/day

Duration

1 / 2 / 3 Days (You decide)

Designed with you in mind

Don’t worry if completing all three days isn’t possible – adapt the Camino to suit your needs and enjoy one, two, or all three days at your own pace.

1 / 2 / 3 Days

You decide the number of days

39 miles (63 km)

Approx 10 miles per day

Support Network

Support Vehicles, First Aid and Portaloo

Comfort Stops

Food & Drink breaks along the way

Testimonials

"It’s an honour to see the Fermanagh Camino begin here at Lough Derg, connecting our shared heritage across the border. This journey weaves the tranquillity of Lough Derg with Enniskillen’s historic heart, offering a meaningful path in support of Cancer Connect NI. I’m grateful to be part of this inspiring first Camino."
Monsignor Laurence Flynn - Lough Derg
"As a participant and sponsor through Future Renewables, I can’t speak highly enough of the Fermanagh Camino. Cancer Connect NI delivered a brilliantly organised event with an incredible atmosphere that showed off our beautiful county. Real community spirit at its very best with the on-going legacy of supporting those locally during their darkest times. A genuinely uplifting and memorable experience for those walking and those spectating—highly recommended."
Neil Elliot - Future Renewables
"I’m thrilled to be part of the first Fermanagh Camino! This journey offers stunning scenery, rich history, and a chance for personal reflection. Walking from island shores to Enniskillen, Ireland's only island town, it’s an inspiring way to support an incredible cause."
Don Clampet - Author and Camino Enthusiast