Attractions and Places to Visit in Donegal
Situated at the most northern part of the island of Ireland, Donegal is one of Ireland's largest and most beautiful counties. With breathtaking scenery, golden beaches, rugged islands and a beautiful array of wildlife, this northern - almost untouched - stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way is an absolute essential, any time of year.
Places to Stay in Donegal
Whether you prefer the big five star treatment or the personal touch of an intimate boutique, whether you want that breathtaking view or love the calm of the countryside, Donegal offers plenty of choices.
Sports and Activities
Donegal provides a brilliant backdrop for the plethora of activities which the county offers. If you’re looking for inspiration for new places to go, days out and things to do, there's no shortage of activities in Donegal.
Bundoran Golf Club, founded in 1894, is one of the oldest golf clubs in Ireland. It is a clifftop link on a rugged headland overlooking Donegal Bay on the Wild Atlantic Way.
Welcome to Inishowen, Co. Donegal home to the beautiful Wild Atlantic Way, North Atlantic coastline and one of Ireland's top outdoor adventure providers Inish Adventures.
The first McCafferty’s Bar began in Donegal Town on Friday 13th January 2017 when the Boyle family bought a well known bar on the diamond.
The Blueberry Tea Room and Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, evening meals, fresh scones and desserts all baked on the premises. Family owned and run since 1993.
Tropical World at Alcorn’s opened its doors to the public in April 2011. It had been an ambition of founder and now director Clive Alcorn to bring a tropical butterfly house to Donegal after having visited Butterfly Farm in Stratford upon Avon, England with his wife about 6 years ago
The Great Northern Hotel Bundoran, Co.Donegal is a Four Star family run property located on its own 18 hole Golf Course overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Jailbreak is the North-west’s first live escape room! Set in real Dungeon Cells beneath the Old Courthouse, you and your group have been sentenced to death for a crime they didn’t commit and locked in a jail cell
Smuggler’s Creek Inn, nestling on the cliffs overlooking Donegal Bay and the Blue Stack Mountains in South Donegal, dates back to the early 1900. If you travel from Ballyshannon, one of the oldest settlements in Ireland, you take the coastal route to Rossnowlagh, in the Irish language, Ros Neamhlach, meaning “heavenly headland” for 6 km, and then branch onto Cliff Road
