Magherafelt, Cookstown and Dungannon are attractions in themselves offering a diverse range of shops, pubs, and restaurants.
Other attractions might include – a visit to Seamus Heaney Country; Springhill House, or Tullyhogue Fort, to name but a few.
From breathtaking views at the top of Slieve Gallion to the beauty and tranquility of Lough Neagh, to outdoor activities such as walking and mountain biking – there’s lots to see and do!
9. Church Island
One of Seamus Heaney's favourite views growing up was Church Island, a small island on Lough Beg, near the village of Bellaghy. Mid Ulster District Council's amenity at Longpoint Wood is popular with walkers and visitors to the area with some great views of the Medieval Church. Photo: Brian Morrison
10. Splash Outdoor Waterpark
If you to take a friend somewhere really different why not drop in at Splash Outdoor Waterpark located in a former quarry between Magherafelt and Moneymore. There's plenty going on Photo: Submitted
11. Maghera Walled Garden
At this time of the year, Maghera Walled Garden is a riot of colour as Spring gives way to Summer. The restored Victorian Garden on the grounds of a medieval 4th Century royal dwelling and ancient Monastery, is a popular attraction.. Photo: MUDC
12. Todds Leap
If you're looking something more adventurous try visiting Todds Leap at Ballygawley in the Clogher Valley. Photo: MUDC