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Beachcombers Cottage - Modern Luxury -WIFI-Netflix
Beachcombers Cottage is a lovely modern 2 bedroom holiday home located beside the glorious blue flag Fintra Beach. Its located on the Wild Atlantic Way only 20 minutes drive from the famous Slieve League Sea Cliffs . Killybegs fishing port with its hotels, pubs and restaurants is located just 3kms away. Part of a small group of exclusive holiday homes, located behind the sand dunes, with the beach just a short short stroll beyond. An idyllic setting with simply breathtaking scenary all around.

UniqueCosyFarm Cottage-WildAtlanticWay-DonegalTown
This unique cottage sleeps six people & is ideally placed in South-West Donegal along the Wild Atlantic Way. It offers complete tranquillity & lies within easy reach of the main attractions of the area (beaches, hiking, surfing, kayaking, horse riding, chasing waterfalls & sunsets). The cosy cottage is perfect for peaceful strolls across Donegal’s breathtaking beach’s& it’s the ultimate backdrop for a low-key romantic break, however, you’ll have to make friends with the cows while you’re there!

Coastal Cottage Lettermacaward (Dungloe 14km)
Cottage Location: Toome, Lettermacaward, Donegal Leitir Mhic an Bhaird is a scenic Gaeltacht village in the Rosses region of County Donegal. The village, Leitir, is between Glenties and Dungloe. The cottage enjoys a mountain view on the Wild Atlantic Way - 0.75 km from Lettermacaward village (2 shops, 2 pubs, cycle track) - Mountain/ hill walking - Elliott’s bar – Traditional music Friday (0.5km) - 4.5km from Dooey beach (Walking/ surfing) - The house is in the countryside - A car is required

The Nest. Studio/Suite
The Nest is a stylish, newly refurbished top floor studio/suite 2 mins walk from the centre of the beautiful and bustling Donegal Town. The accommodation occupies the entire top floor of this 3 storey period house and shares it's entrance with the home owner and her adorable Golden Retriever, Dudley. It is also the perfect location for those who wish to experience the numerous excellent restaurants, bars and nightlife which are all on our doorstep. Donegal Town is the gateway to West & North.

The Birdbox, Donegal Treehouse with Glenveagh view
Airbnb Host Spotlight Award - Most Unique Stay 2023 ***Please read the listing profile in full to completely understand the space before booking.*** The Birdbox at Neadú is a cosy, handcrafted treehouse nestled in the branches of beautiful mature oak and scots pine trees on our property. To the front are stunning views towards Glenveagh National Park. A short distance from The Wild Atlantic Way, The Birdbox is ideal for a fun, peaceful getaway or a great base from which to explore Donegal.

Cottage close to Slieve League and Silver Strand
Dolmen Cottage offers luxurious accommodation in the picturesque setting of Glenmalin, Glencolmcille. The Cottage is purpose built and has been meticulously finished to the highest standards. Set over two floors, it contains a spacious living area with sofa/bed, solid fuel fire and flat screen television. The kitchen has all mod cons and dining area. The large bedroom and bathroom are located on the 1st floor. The cottage is ideal for those seeking a touch of comfort, while exploring the area.

Cashel Hill Cottage - Wild Atlantic Way - Sea View
Welcome to our paradise on the Wild Atlantic Way! Wake up to the stunning panoramic views over Glencolmcille Village, Glen Head and the Atlantic Ocean that are simply unforgettable.Glencolmcille village is only a ten minute walk and has a shop with fuel pumps, two pubs one serving lovely home cooked food,a cafe , post office and restaurant . Glencolmcille beach and the folk village are also in walking distance.The Slieve League cliffs and the silver strand beach are a 15 minute drive away.

The "Tennessee Suite" at Graceland on the W.W.W.
The newly remodelled "Tennesse Suite," has been a welcomed addition here at Graceland, for anyone visiting the beautiful, historic, bustling, vibrant market town of Donegal. Whether you are coming for a wedding at one of our finest hotels such as Harvey's PT, Lough Eske Castle, The Mill Park or exploring the surrounding scenic rugged countryside then an overnight relaxing stay at Graceland mixed with the warmest hospitality provided by your ' Super host ' Kevin will suit your every need.

Tom Crean's Eco Cabin on the Wild Atlantic Way
Situated right along the famous Wild Atlantic Way just 2km outside of Ireland's oldest town we welcome you to Basecamp Knader. Surrounded by forests, lakes, meadows and mountains our wee homestead is the perfect place to get away without having to go too far. Stay with us in our tech-free tiny Log Cabin dedicated to the great Irish explorer Tom Crean - clock out from the hectic routine, lay back, relax and let the nature that surrounds you here rewild your soul. See you soon at Camp:)!

Best House & Best Views in Donegal
Best House and Views in Donegal! Stunning unique beach house Perched on the hill, amazing panoramic cliff top views of Donegal Bay and mountains Part traditional part modern, beautiful interior. Featured in Irish Times newspaper style. Large open plan layout, 250 sq metres Abundance of activities & attractions very close. Remote with local pub and shop close walk. Donegal named by National Geographic as the coolest place on the planet for 2017 Fast Fibre Broadband

Restored Sheep Farmer's Cottage -Wild Atlantic Way
This tastefully restored formed Sheep Farmer's cottage is ideal base for your visit to Donegal. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way just outside the village of Kilcar with Sleive League to the West and Killybegs and Donegal town to the south. This is an ideal place to settle into for a night or two and return to each evening after visiting the beautiful Donegal countryside. There are wonderful views from the cottage of Sleive League (Sliabh Liag) beyond.

Central Donegal Woodcutter's Cabin
Woodcutter's Cabin is the perfect peaceful getaway at any time of the year. The cabin is finished to a high standard and is set in Gaeltacht Donegal. Located in central Donegal, this is the perfect base for exploring beautiful countryside ,heritage and the Wild Atlantic Way. The cabin is located in Stragally Co Donegal between the towns of Ballybofey and Glenties which offer many shops pubs, restaurants, traditional music etc.
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When is the best time to visit Donegal?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Donegal?
Donegal has stays in its historic town centre, tranquil countryside, and coastal villages like Bundoran and Ballyshannon. Many guests enjoy charming cottages, waterfront apartments, and restored farmhouses for a locally rooted experience.
What are the best things to do in Donegal with kids?
Explore sandy beaches, visit Donegal Castle for local history, and discover wildlife at nature reserves. Family-friendly adventure parks and boat tours around the coast also engage children of various ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Donegal?
Tour Donegal Castle, wander the lively town centre, and explore Glenveagh National Park for hiking and gardens. Locals often suggest visiting nearby beaches or taking scenic drives through the rugged countryside.
How is the weather in Donegal?
Donegal has cool, often damp weather year-round with January lows near 34°F (1°C) and July highs around 64°F (18°C). Rain is frequent, so pack layers and a waterproof jacket for every season.
When is the best time to visit Donegal?
Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested for milder temperatures and longer daylight hours, making outdoor activities popular. Winters are cooler and wetter, with fewer crowds and a cozy atmosphere in pub interiors.
What are the best places to visit in Donegal?
Glenveagh National Park, Slieve League cliffs, and Donegal Castle are among the most popular places to explore. The region also has small villages, sandy beaches, and lively local markets.
What are some hiking trails in Donegal?
Glenveagh National Park has well-maintained trails with varied terrain, while the Slieve League cliffs walk rewards with sea views from over 1,972 feet (601 m). The Bluestack Mountains trail is often recommended for those seeking longer hikes.
What are some family activities we can do in Donegal?
Families can enjoy beach picnics, castle visits, and boat tours along the Donegal coast. Nature centers and wildlife parks around the area encourage hands-on learning and outdoor play.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Donegal?
Discover scenic drives through the Wild Atlantic Way, visit Glenveagh National Park for gardens and hiking, or explore artisan villages known for crafts. The Slieve League cliffs are frequently suggested for dramatic ocean views.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Donegal?
Many accommodations around Donegal town, coastal villages, and countryside areas welcome pets. You’ll find stays with garden access and walking trails nearby for four-legged companions.
What are some local tips for visiting Donegal?
Waterproof layers are handy throughout the year, as Donegal weather changes quickly. Locals suggest exploring smaller villages for authentic craftwork and enjoying traditional music sessions in pubs, especially on weekends.
What is Donegal known for?
Donegal is known for its dramatic coastal landscapes, traditional Irish culture, and vibrant textile heritage, especially tweed weaving. The region has lively local music, ancient castles, and scenic hiking paths.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Donegal?
Explore hidden beaches tucked between rugged cliffs, small craft studios in nearby villages, and ancient stone circles around the countryside. The Poisoned Glen near Glenveagh National Park is often mentioned for its quiet beauty.
What are the best foods to try in Donegal?
Locally caught seafood like crab and oysters, hearty Irish stews, and freshly baked soda bread are frequently suggested in Donegal. The area also has a tradition of handmade cheeses and creamy chowder.
What should I bring for a trip to Donegal?
Bring warm, waterproof clothing, sturdy walking shoes, and an umbrella for Donegal’s changeable weather. A camera is useful for scenic landscapes, and layered outfits are practical for chilly evenings or brisk winds.
What is the nightlife in Donegal like?
Donegal has lively pubs with traditional Irish music and community gatherings, especially on weekends. Town centres and coastal villages feature intimate venues, dance nights, and casual late-night spots.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Donegal?
Traditional music festivals, local food fairs, and community celebrations light up Donegal throughout the year. Around midsummer and autumn, cultural events with dancing and craft markets are often highlighted.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Donegal?
Donegal has family-friendly rentals in countryside, coastal, and town centre settings, with options like spacious cottages and apartments. Many include kitchens, living areas, and outdoor space for children to play.
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Donegal holiday rentals start at $51 SGD per night before taxes and fees

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4.9 Average rating
Donegal stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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