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Glenveagh National Park
One of Ireland’s most breathtaking natural landscapes, Glenveagh National Park spans over 16,000 hectares of rugged mountains, deep glens, and pristine lakes. At the heart of the park lies Glenveagh Castle, a 19th-century mansion surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens. Visitors can enjoy a range of walking and hiking trails, take in panoramic views of Lough Veagh, or join a guided tour of the castle and gardens. It’s a peaceful, scenic escape that offers a true taste of Donegal’s wilderness.
Slieve Liag Cliffs
Slieve Liag, among the highest sea cliffs in Europe, offers an unforgettable coastal experience. Towering nearly 600 meters above the Atlantic Ocean, these cliffs provide dramatic views, especially from Bunglass Point. A hike to the summit rewards adventurers with sweeping vistas of Donegal Bay and the Sligo Mountains. It’s a popular spot for photography, hiking, and simply soaking in the vast natural beauty of Ireland’s rugged coastline.
Fanad Head Lighthouse
Perched on the edge of the Fanad Peninsula, this iconic lighthouse is a postcard-perfect landmark. Built in 1817, Fanad Head Lighthouse not only boasts a rich maritime history but also stunning views over Lough Swilly and the Atlantic. Visitors can take guided tours inside the lighthouse, learn about its role in sea navigation, and enjoy scenic walks along the nearby coastline. It’s a must-see for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
Malin Head
As the northernmost point on the island of Ireland, Malin Head is a place of wild beauty and dramatic coastal scenery. Known for its rugged cliffs, powerful waves, and occasional Northern Lights sightings, it’s also a filming location for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Interpretive signs along the walking paths provide insights into the area’s geography and history, making it a fascinating destination for both explorers and photographers.
Wild Ireland
This unique wildlife sanctuary offers a rare opportunity to encounter native and once-extinct Irish animals. Wild Ireland is home to wolves, lynx, wild boar, and even brown bears, all living in spacious, natural habitats. The park also features scenic woodland walks and educational exhibits that highlight Ireland’s ancient wildlife heritage. It's a fun and family-friendly destination perfect for animal lovers and curious minds of all ages.
7 Sisters Hiking Trail
For hiking enthusiasts, the Seven Sisters in the Derryveagh Mountains present one of the most rewarding routes in Donegal. This range includes majestic peaks such as Errigal, Mackoght, and Aghla More. The trail can be challenging in parts but offers awe-inspiring views of Donegal’s mountainous terrain, sweeping valleys, and quiet lakes. It's a bucket-list hike for adventurers who want to experience the raw beauty of Ireland’s northwest.
Rosapenna Golf Resort
Situated on the beautiful Sheephaven Bay, Rosapenna Golf Resort is a top-tier destination for golf lovers. Home to two championship courses — the Old Tom Morris Links and Sandy Hills Links — the resort combines challenging play with unbeatable coastal views. With a luxury clubhouse and elegant dining, it's a relaxing day trip for both seasoned golfers and those simply seeking a scenic outing by the sea.
Portsalon Beach & Golf
Located on the Fanad Peninsula, Portsalon is known for its pristine Blue Flag beach and renowned golf links. The area is ideal for a day of seaside relaxation, water activities, or a round of golf with spectacular views over Ballymastocker Bay. With its crystal-clear waters and peaceful setting, Portsalon offers a perfect mix of recreation and natural beauty.
Murder Hole
Tucked away on the Rosguill Peninsula, Murder Hole Beach is one of Donegal’s most striking hidden gems. Known for its dramatic cliffs, golden sands, and secluded location, it offers stunning photo opportunities and a peaceful escape from the crowds. Accessible via a scenic walk across private farmland, this unspoiled spot is ideal for those looking to experience Donegal’s wild beauty at its finest.
Ballyliffin Golf Complex
Renowned internationally, Ballyliffin Golf Club features two exceptional links courses: The Old Links and Glashedy Links. Set against a dramatic coastal backdrop, this is one of Ireland’s premier golf destinations, having hosted events like the Irish Open. The rolling fairways, challenging greens, and stunning sea views make it a standout experience for golf enthusiasts visiting Donegal.
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