County Cavan is located in the north of the island (but in the Republic of Ireland). Cavan is perhaps best known as the lakeland county and it is well known that there is at least a lake for every day of the year. The landscape of County Cavan is a pleasant mix of low hills, rivers, lakes and marshland. The river Shannon also begins its 400 kilometre journey to the Atlantic Ocean in Cavan. Popular places to visit include Cavan County Museum, Cavan Crystal, and Belturbet Station. Places to stay include Cavan Town, Kingscourt, Virginia, Bailieborough, and Arvagh.
Getting Around Cavan
 Cavan is located a little over an hours' drive north-west of Dublin. There are no rail services to Cavan, however there are buses to Dublin, Belfast, and Galway. The nearest air- and seaports are in Dublin. Details on getting to and around Cavan can be found in our Transport Guide.
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Cavan Car Hire
 Drive yourself around Cavan and Ireland: Hire a car from Budget, Argus, Irish Car Rentals, or Dan Dooley.
Maps of Cavan
 Plan your visit to Ireland and Cavan with our map of Cavan, and maps of Ireland.
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Cavan Accommodation Search
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