Assaranca Waterfall (Eas a’ Ranca)
Just outside Ardara, Assaranca Waterfall is one of Donegal’s most photographed natural attractions.
Just outside Ardara, Assaranca Waterfall is one of Donegal’s most photographed natural attractions.
One of Ireland’s finest prehistoric monuments, Kilclooney Dolmen is an impressive Neolithic portal tomb near Ardara.
A daily ferry service from Magheroarty Pier to Inishboffin Island.
Inishboffin Island, or Inis Bó Finne, meaning The Island of the White Cow, is a Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point just 3km off the Donegal coast. Daily sailings run from Magheroarty Pier throughout the season, with morning, afternoon and late crossings available.
Our new Arranmore Ferry, the Arranmore Blu, now sailing from Burtonport Pier (F94 C449) to Arranmore Island. 15-20 min scenic
Donegal Airport offers car hire and airport transfer options for anyone travelling to Donegal.
Hop aboard the Arranmore Red Ferry and start your journey to one of Ireland’s most captivating islands. Enjoy a scenic
Portarthur beach consists of a long sandy beach; confined by a rocky outcrop east of Inishmeane Island to the North and a small estuary to the south. The beach faces west onto the Atlantic Ocean and get a relatively strong wash of water onto the beach but is protected to an extent by the network of small islands in the area.
Drumnatinny beach consists of a long sandy beach; confined by Ballyness Bay to the West and by Crockagarran and a small series of headlands to the East. The beach is North facing into the Atlantic Ocean and gets a strong wash of water from the rough sea directly onto the beach.
Magheraroarty beach consists of a long sandy beach. It is on a spit of land with the Atlantic Ocean to the West and Ballyness Bay to the East, and the island of Inishbofin to the North. The beach is west facing into the Atlantic Ocean and gets a strong wash of water from the rough sea directly onto the beach.