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Discover Donegal
Perched on Ireland’s north west coast, County Donegal is famous for its jagged coastline, golden beaches, traditional music pubs and rich culture. All of which makes it the perfect place to come if you want a break from an increasingly hectic world.
Surprisingly easy to get to (it’s a bus ride from Donegal, City of Derry, Belfast and Knock airports, and Dublin is just four hours away) Donegal is about taking your time. Wander through lush forest trails, cycle along scenic coast-hugging roads and meet the folks who keep ancient crafts, traditions and language alive. Just imagine – no traffic, no deadlines, no rush – just wide-open spaces, fresh air and the chance to slow down and breathe in all that natural beauty. Tempted?
Harvey's Point Lakeside Resort, County Donegal
Unmissable Donegal experiences
Take a guided tour of Fanad Head’s 19th century lighthouse, which has been voted one of the world’s most beautiful.
Backed by the Bluestack Mountains on the edge of Lough Eske, Harvey’s Point is the ideal mix of luxury and natural beauty.
This super eco-friendly lodge feels off-grid and exceptionally tranquil… And just wait till you see those night skies.
On a visit to this unique wildlife sanctuary, you can watch bears, wolves, lynx and wild boar as they roam through an ancient Celtic rainforest.
Take the road less travelled and go slow with self-guided bike tours and bike hire in stunning locations around Donegal.
Idyllic Rossnowlagh Beach is the location for one of Ireland’s best surf schools – perfect for beginners.