Ireland's Largest Peninsula with lots to do!
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Extras: Fort Dunree, Lisfannon Beach, sunset at Dunree Head

Day 2 – Heritage, Culture & Peninsula Walks
Day 3 – Active & Adventure Day


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Extras: Fort Dunree, Lisfannon Beach, sunset at Dunree Head
- Drive sections of the Inishowen 100 scenic route with multiple stop-offs
- Malin Head (Ireland’s most northerly point)
- Five Finger Strand beach walk
- Mamore Gap scenic drive
- Glenevin Waterfall short walk
- Visit local cafés in Carndonagh or Buncrana
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- Grianán of Aileach ringfort (panoramic views)
- Doagh Famine Village (open-air history experience)
- Explore Moville & Greencastle villages
- Walk one of the Inishowen walking trails (e.g. Lenan Loop / Inishowen Head Loop)
- Evening in Buncrana (food + beach)
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- Boat trip to Inishtrahull
- Cycling sections of the peninsula
- Golf (Ballyliffin or local courses)
- Visit craft studios or arts centres (Fort Dunree / local makers)