Donegal

Donegal is Ireland’s most northerly county and is the most spectacular County along the Wild Atlantic Way.

It is packed full of culture, heritage, spectacular beaches, mountains and lakes. The vast Derryveagh Mountains rule the raw landscape whilst the coastline is laden with some of Ireland’s best beaches. Whether you want a relaxing trip or seek some adventure - Donegal really does have it all.

You can be sure that quality is guaranteed on your holiday to Donegal, so prepare to be surprised and book now!

Glenveagh Castle - County Donegal

Glenveagh National Park

Glenveagh National Park is located just 20 km from the vibrant town of Letterkenny. It is the most northerly of Ireland’s six national parks and with its magnificent mountains, pristine lakes, tumbling waterfalls, and it’s majestic castle and gardens, it is one of the most sought after places to visit in Donegal.

Glenveagh National Park - County Donegal

Glenveagh Botanic Gardens - County Donegal

Ards Forest Park - County Donegal

Ards Forest Park

Ards Forest Park has an abundance of breathtaking coastal scenery, woodland trails, rivers and lakes, and it’s quite simply one of Ireland’s most beautiful forest parks. Located just 20 minutes from Letterkenny, there are over 15km of walking trails to be discovered and explored. Ards forest park really is a family friendly destination as it contains a picnic area and play park for all the family to enjoy.

Ards Forest Park - County Donegal

Malin Head - County Donegal

Malin Head

Discover Ireland’s most northerly point. A circuit of Malin Head brings you around the coast to Banba’s Crown, where a derelict building, known as The Tower, was once used as a signal station connecting America and Europe. From Banba's Crown, view Inishtrahull Island and its majestic lighthouse to the north-east. Further east, on a clear day, it is possible to view the Hills of Scotland from across the water.

Horn Head - County Donegal

Horn Head

Horn Head is an exceptional viewpoint giving top class, uninterrupted coastal views of the Atlantic Ocean. Located just 30 minutes drive from Letterkenny - these breathtaking views will surely be a highlight of any trip to Donegal.

Sliabh League - County Donegal

Sliabh League

At nearly three times the height of the Cliffs of Moher, the Sliabh League cliffs offer incredible views from their peaks. These sea cliffs are amongst the highest sea cliffs in Europe, standing at an impressive 601 m above sea level. Sliabh League truly is a walker’s paradise and offers various trails for different skill and fitness levels. A trip to Donegal would not be complete without a visit here.