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Probably one of the most beautiful coastal town's in Ireland, Warrenpoint sits at the head of the incredibly beautiful Carlingford Lough in County Down, looking east towards the Irish Sea, with the Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland on one side, and the Cooley Mountains in the Republic of Ireland on the other.
A joyful place, Warrenpoint, is a destination for locals and tourists alike; with its long sweeping promenade, ice-cream shops and vibrant pubs were on most days there will be song and dance to be enjoyed.
And, if you're lucky enough to arrive around the end of May, you might just be in time for the Internationally renowned, Guinness Blues on the Bay Festival, which welcomes acts from all over the world and encourages hundreds to the streets to partake in over 100 gigs during this magnificent musical week.
Warrenpoint is also home to a thriving port and in recent years has welcomed a number of European Cruise Ships to experience its warm hospitality. Grab a stool in the outdoor area of the Whistledown Hotel and watch the magic of Carlingford Lough unfold while enjoying a glass of something lovely.
Life in Warrenpoint is quiet and safe, with good schools, community clubs and sports in high supply.
Being just 7 miles from the city of Newry, Warrenpoint is the ideal location for those seeking to commute quickly to both Belfast and Dublin.
Check out some of the local eateries Warrenpoint has to offer
There are great local organic food producers, farm shops and markets in the area of Warrenpoint
Let's explore the best things to do in Warrenpoint
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