Fielys Brae Bed & Breakfast

About

Decorated to a high standard, all double rooms are en suite. Included in the room walk-in wardrobes and flat screen TV. Stunning views of the Mourne Mountains & sea in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Access to WiFi and in the shared lounge an open fire. Fiely's Brae is a B&B situated in the heart of the Mourne Mountains. The Mourne Mountains are home to Northern Ireland's highest mountain peak Slieve Donard that is said to have inspired C.S. Lewis' magical world of Narnia. The Mournes stand true to the words of songwriter Percy French as the place "where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea". The terrain and landscape lends itself perfectly to outdoors adventure activity. The combination of sea and mountains means you can choose from full on adventure or a more laid back approach to the outdoors and there are many outdoor adventure centres providing activities from hill walking, rock climbing and mountain boarding to mountain biking, bouldering, fishing, and horse riding. When you stay at our B&B discovering the Mourne Mountains by foot or bicycle is a must. Dominated by a compact ring of 12 mountains rising above 2000ft or 600m, there are walks and paths to suit everyone. Alternatively you can explore a section of the Mourne Way Walk, a 26 mile off-road walk traversing the foothills from Newcastle to Rostrevor. The route provides an amazing view of the impressive Mourne landscape and historic Mourne Wall. The towns in the Mournes area have their own stories to tell: the fishing centres of Kilkeel and Annalong, Banbridge with its linen industry legacy, Victorian Rostrevor and the historic city of Newry. Indeed the charming seaside town of Newcastle is home to the famous Royal County Down Golf Club, one of the world's top ten links courses