When you cycle along the banks of this natural harbour, you immediately feel the special atmosphere of this place, which has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The …
Strangford Lough, situated in County Down, is a generously sized sea lough that lies between the Irish Sea and the Ards Peninsula. The term 'Strangford' has its roots in Old Norse, specifically 'Strangr-fjërðr,' signifying a robust fjord, which accurately describes the swiftly flowing narrows at the lough's entrance.