Local Attractions
Narosa – ISA approved surf school with some of Europe’s best surf coaches
http://www.narosalife.com
Dunfanaghy Stables – Discover Donegal from the saddle in association with Arnolds Hotel
http://www.dunfanaghystables.com
http://www.arnoldshotel.com
Dunfanaghy Golf Course – Is an 18-hole true links course which offers year-round golfing
http://www.dunfanaghygolfclub.com
Arena 7 – Letterkenny’s Entertainment Complex with Bowling, Laser Tag and Restaurants
http://www.arena7.ie
Century Cinemas – For all the latest movies and also includes Century Ice
http://www.centurycinemas.ie
Visit Donegal – One stop website for all that Donegal has to offer
http://www.govisitdonegal.com
Glenveagh National Park – Encompasses the national park, castle and visitor centre
http://www.glenveaghnationalpark.ie
Earagail Arts Festival – Music, theatre, visual arts, film, literature, circus and carnival on Ireland’s North West Atlantic seaboard
http://www.eaf.ie
Wild Atlantic Way – World famous coastal route with breathtaking scenery spanning seven counties
http://www.discoverireland.ie/Wild-Atlantic-Way
Donegal County Museum – Situated in Letterkenny
https://www.facebook.com/DonegalCountyMuseum
Tropical World – A Tropical Butterfly House and Mini Zoo in the heart of Donegal
http://tropicalworld.town.ie
The Mill Restaurant – Family run restaurant and guesthouse opened from mid-March to December
http://www.themillrestaurant.com
Cove Restaurant – Culinary Delight, Friendly Atmosphere, Picturesque Coastal Vista
http://www.coverestaurantdonegal.com
Muck n Muffins – Pottery Studio and Coffee Shop situated in Village Square, Dunfanaghy
http://www.mucknmuffins.com
Dunfanaghy Workhouse – Opened in 1995 as Heritage centre exploring local history and culture
http://www.dunfanaghyworkhouse.ie
Dunlewey Centre – Is situated on the shore of Dunlewey Lough in the shadow of the Poison Glen
http://dunleweycentre.com
Gartan Outdoor Education and Training Centre – Is situated on the shore of beautiful Lough Gartan in the heart of Donegal
http://www.gartan.com
Fintown Railway – Donegal’s only operational narrow gauge railway
http://www.antraen.com
Ards Forest Park – Beautiful Forest Park between Cresslough and Dunfanaghy
The Gallery – Situated beside the workhouse on Falcarragh road in Dunfanaghy
http://www.thegallerydunfanaghy.com
Flight of the Earls Heritage Centre – Heritage Centre in Rathmullan explaining the event known as ‘The Flights of the Earls’
Donegal Castle – A 15th century Norman tower house situated in Donegal Town
http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/north-west/donegalcastle
Doe Castle – Situated about 1 mile off the Carrigart to Creeslough road, The MacSuibhne castle is protected on three sides by the sea
Slieve League Cliffs – Highest and finest marine cliffs in Europe with views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Sligo Mountains and Donegal Bay
http://slieveleaguecliffs.ie
Lurgybrack Open Farm – This is a fun farm with a pond, a playground and tearoom situated in Letterkenny
http://lurgybrackopenfarm.town.ie
Oakfield Park – It is a beautifully restored 18th century deanery, situated Raphoe with over 100 acres of parkland and mature woodlands
http://www.oakfieldpark.com
Inch Island – It is a small island connected to the mainland along the banks of Lough Swilly – it is home to migratory birds and wintering waterfowl
Tory Island – It lies 12km off north Donegal and is the most remote of Ireland’s inhabited islands
http://www.oileanthorai.com
Arranmore Island – One of the most accessible of all the Gaeltacht Islands which has a resident population of approximately 600
http://www.arainnmhor.com/Arainn_Mhor_Island/Welcome.html
Port-na-Blagh Shore Angling – Port-na-Blagh is a sea-side village in the north west of Donegal which offers pier fishing at high water for mackerel in season, small coalfish, wrasse and Pollack
Majestic Coastline Drive Donegal – This drive begins in Donegal and goes west, a detour at Dunkineely leads to St John’s Point, a long and lovely peninsula and a great diving area. Next is Killybegs, Ireland’s major fishing port
Bluestack Way – This is a 65km route through true wilderness area of Ardara, Co.Donegal with great views as it traverses the Bluestack Mountains
Fanad Scenic Drive – This is a scenic tour is a 72km circuit of the area and is well signposted and easy to follow with amazing views of Lough Swilly
Atlantic Drive – This is a short but very spectacular road around the Rosguill Peninsula (Downings, Donegal)
Bloody Foreland Walk – This is a coastal walk set against the back drop of one of Donegal’s iconic landmarks – Bloody Foreland (The Rosses, Donegal)
Horn Head Drive – This is one of the most dramatic of the beautiful Donegal peninsulas, with two splendid viewpoints to appreciate this wild peninsula (Dunfanaghy)
Rathmullan Sailing and Watersports School – Learn to sail on Lough Swilly – Safe – Fun – Exciting
http://rathmullansailing.com
Donegal Adventure Centre – It is Ireland’s largest surf school based in Bundoran providing exciting adventure sports, outdoor activities and surf lessons
http://www.donegaladventurecentre.net
Adventure One – North Donegal’s leading ISA approved surf school located in Kerrykeel, Donegal
http://www.adventureone.net
JAWS – Established in 2005, JAWS is situated in Dunfanaghy and is a surfing and watersports provider
http://www.jawswatersports.ie
Mevagh Dive Centre – It is Donegal’s only Dive centre and Ireland’s largest all under one roof. Situated in Carrigart, it offers Diving Equipment Sales, Hire, Servicing, Cylinder Testing, Swimming Pool and Diver Training
http://www.mevaghdiving.com
