Staying at The Marcy Hotel in Drogheda places you right at the heart of one of Ireland’s most exciting regions, with family attractions, heritage sites, outdoor adventures, and food experiences all just minutes away. Whether you’re visiting with family, exploring local history, or enjoying the Boyne Valley food scene, there’s something for everyone right on our doorstep.
Family Fun Near Drogheda
Drogheda is packed with family-friendly attractions to keep kids of all ages entertained. From thrilling indoor waterparks and interactive museums to scenic river trips and Blue Flag beaches, there’s no shortage of activities nearby.
One of the region’s most popular attractions, Funtasia, is just a short drive away. With over 30,000 square feet of fun, this indoor waterpark offers more than 200 water-based activities, including adrenaline-pumping slides such as the Boomerang and Super Bowl. Younger children will love Pirate’s Cove, splash zones, and toddler-friendly play areas designed for safe fun.
For outdoor adventures, families can enjoy River Boyne boat trips, explore Newgrange Farm, Red Mountain Open Farm, or visit the Irish Military War Museum.
Ireland’s most famous theme park, Emerald Park, is just a 20-minute drive from The Marcy Hotel, making us an ideal base for a family getaway in Drogheda.
Beaches, Leisure & Outdoor Activities
The Marcy Hotel is surrounded by beautiful Blue Flag beaches along the Louth and Meath coastline, perfect for family days out, walks, and seaside relaxation. Guests can also enjoy nearby leisure facilities including Aura Leisure Drogheda, forest adventures at Skypark, and scenic coastal trails just a short drive away.
Heritage & Culture in the Boyne Valley
Drogheda is steeped in history and culture, making it an ideal destination for heritage lovers. Explore iconic local landmarks such as Millmount, Beaulieu House & Gardens, Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre, and Highlanes Gallery, all within easy reach of the hotel.
Staying at The Marcy Hotel puts you at the gateway to the Boyne Valley, one of Ireland’s most historically rich regions, offering world-famous sites and fascinating cultural experiences.
A Foodie’s Paradise
Food lovers are spoiled for choice in Drogheda and the surrounding Boyne Valley. Discover local flavours and producers through Boyne Valley Flavours, enjoy seafood along the Louth coast, or book an experience at the East Coast Cookery School. Whiskey enthusiasts can also explore nearby distilleries, including Slane Irish Whiskey, located just outside Drogheda.
