Ireland’s wild north-west — Europe’s highest sea cliffs at Slieve League, empty beaches and a living Gaeltacht.
Donegal is the untamed edge of the island — a county of sea cliffs, blanket bog and some of the emptiest, loveliest beaches in Ireland. Its western coast is a stronghold of the Irish language.
Stand on the cliff edge at Slieve League, surf in Bundoran, drive the Inishowen Peninsula, and island-hop to Tory and Arranmore.
FeaturedExpertly guided tour of Sliabh Liag Cliffs, offering dramatic views, local legends, and photo stops, perfect for…
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Experience Llama Trekking in Ireland, exploring stunning landscapes with expert guides. Perfect for nature and animal…
Adventure Kayaking Tours offers guided kayaking trips in Ireland, exploring hidden coves and cliffs, suitable for all…
Experience a magical Sunset Kayak Trip in Ireland, paddling along the stunning coastline as the sun sets, creating…
Experience Irish culture and countryside at Summer Pony Camp 2025, featuring pony rides, outdoor adventures, and…
Intermediate & Advanced 1.5 hr Beach Ride along the Irish coastline. Explore picturesque beaches and rolling waves…
Experience the peaceful Irish countryside by cuddling gentle cows, learning about farm life, and connecting with nature.
A 3-star B&B in Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 24 km from Benbulbin, and 6.6 km from Bundoran.…
A self-catering stay in Lifford, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 11 km from Malin Head, and 32 km from Derry.…
A self-catering stay in Buncrana, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 16 km from Fanad Head Lighthouse, and 21 km…
A self-catering stay in Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 17 km from Glenveagh National Park & Castle,…
A self-catering stay in Kincasslagh, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 40 km from Letterkenny, and 2 km from…
A self-catering stay in Rossnowlagh Upper, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 9.8 km from Bundoran. Rated 5 on…
A self-catering stay in Ardara, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 20 km from Slieve League Cliffs, and 27 km from…
A self-catering stay in Rossnowlagh, Co. Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way. 11 km from Donegal Town. Rated 5 on Google.
Venture into the Sinister Pumpkin Patch, but beware as this is no ordinary place, but one where Halloween spirits come…
The Allingham Arts Festival returns to Ballyshannon this November 4th–8th, and we can't wait to throw open the doors…
FeaturedFamous traditional pub and seafood kitchen at the foot of Slieve League cliffs
FeaturedWorld-renowned luxury lakeside bar overlooking serene Lough Eske
FeaturedIconic 18th-century coaching inn in the dramatic mountain pass of Barnesmore Gap
FeaturedLegendary 7-generation 18th-century pub in Ardara famed for fresh oysters and snugs
FeaturedCliffside tavern perched high above Rossnowlagh beach with Donegal Bay views
FeaturedWorld-famous music pub founded by Leo Brennan, musical birthplace of Clannad and Enya
FeaturedAward-winning seafood tavern sitting in the shadow of 15th-century O’Donnell Castle
FeaturedOfficially Ireland’s most northerly pub operating since 1825 near Banba’s Crown
A 16th-century tower house on Sheep Haven Bay, the stronghold of the MacSweeneys in north Donegal.
A 15th-century O’Donnell castle rebuilt in the 17th century, sitting on the River Eske in Donegal town.
The former home of artist Derek Hill on Lough Gartan, now a gallery of his collection and a walled garden.
A working complex of historic corn and flax mills powered by the River Swilly near Letterkenny.
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