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A detached Donegal stone cottage overlooking 'our' sandy beach (i.e. a beach accessed only via our land). You get your own detached home + parking and outside space - nothing is shared. Note we have 4 cottages (and price points) along this same shoreline - click our profile photo to see other places that may be available if this is booked! Sleeps 4 in two large bedrooms, accepts pets (fee applies), has WIFI, a working fireplace and central heating. Completely refurbished in 2019 for 2020.

Dating back over a hundred years, this granite cottage retains its original underthatch under a modern roof, and has a cool timber-clad extension recently added. Lounge - open plan to dining and kitchen (see photos) with three cushioned window-seats, a large comfortable sofa and a fireplace (first basket of turf supplied - you can buy extra at the local garage 5 minutes away). Kitchen - with dishwasher, toaster, kettle, oven, hob and the usual saucepans etc. Bedroom 1 - Kingsize bed with view of sea from bed, great mattress Bedroom 2 - Two adult single mattresses. Sea view (as from every room apart from bathroom) Shower-room - large, luxury new shower room with substantial walk-in 'rainfall' showerhead. Utility area - washing machine and line (under cover). Recycling bins. Access over 7 acres (note garden not enclosed).

One of the most beautiful coastlines in the world.

Beach house 50 meters from the sea. Private parking. 3 bedroom chalet with all mod cons. Perfect quiet beach for swimming etc.

Newly refurbished Old School House built in 1896 beautifully restored with its original features. The property has 4 bedrooms (Sleeps 6), Open plan kitchen, dining, living area with separate upstairs lounge. One downstairs bathroom with shower and bath and one upstairs WC. The property has ample parking and landscaped surrounds.

The Old Roshine School House is within walking distance to local shops, cafes, restaurants and bar in the nearby small fishing village of Burtonport. It is also a short drive away from all of the beautiful sandy beaches 'The Rosses' area has to offer., the nearest being the picturesque 'Cloughlass Beach' approx 2.5km away. Arranmore Island is a 15 minute ferry trip from Burtonport with a car and passenger ferry operating numerous daily trip all year round. Dungloe, the largest town in 'The Rosses' is 7 km from the property while Annagry is approx. 14 km away.

Unique country house situated at the wild atlantic way amongst the Lakeland of the rosses area. Bright and airy with outside veranda. 5 minutes from most beautiful beaches. Horses, surfboards, golf angling, all available at your doorstep. Donegal international airport only 10 min drive away. Perfect retreat to relax, put your feet up at the log fire or enjoy the most spectacular scenery. Breakfast included. Optional you can enjoy a lovely evening meal on request at very reasonable price.

House set in Lakeland 5 min from Atlantic ocean and stunning beaches. Rooms are spacious, private. Bathroom private during your stay and kitchen, dining, livingroom/decking all for your use.... Very cosy in wintertime to put your feet up and throw some wood logs on the fire.

My home is set in peaceful yet wild area. Easy access to local town by car or bike. The house is a rather different place from the normal architecture here which makes it quiet unique. We have very little light pollution...starry nights are unique and can be rather mesmerizing from my decking. A good night's sleep is guaranteed as there is hardly any traffic noise and nearest neighbors are a mile away. Access to lakes for swimming and or angling. Most beautiful beaches only 5 min from house. Golf course, horse riding, sea kayaking, surfing, angling all at your doorstep.

Back to nature - Sleepy Hut is a 2.5m high insulated wooden hut nestled within a peaceful woodland setting known as Sleepy Hollows. Surrounded by a haven of birdsong, river-walk only 300m from the front door, and just off the Wild Atlantic Way - a great base for exploring north-west County Donegal. 3 minute stroll to local pubs Teach Tessie, and Leo's Tavern. 9 minute drive from Blue Flag beach (Carrickfinn), 15 minute from Errigal Mountain, 25 minute from Glenveagh Castle & National Park.

The hut is situated on our small, adult-only campsite, and includes a private stone covered patio and small grass garden area, with a communal campfire. It has insulated double skinned walls and suitable for use all year round - climbers and walkers can make good use of the hut in the winter months - without having to worry about dealing with a wet tent. Inside the Hut is a small hard surface area (for shoes, bags etc) and a large padded floor. This is the sleeping area - and comes with a comfy small double sofabed supplied. It is ideal for 2 adults sharing - 3 adults can use this space but please only bring two friends that you would gladly share a 3 person tent with! Note there is an extra charge for the third person. You can opt to bring your own linen, blankets or sleeping bags, towels, cooking equipment etc. But you can leave your tent behind! Whilst bedding (linen, duvet and towels) is not initially provided with your booking, it can be arranged ahead of your stay with a small single surcharge of €10 for 1-2 people, or €15 for 3 people (payable upon arrival), and we will dress the beds for your stay - the linen charge covers your entire stay. There is a shared Campers kitchen for your use with dish-washing area; fridge, freezer, kettle, toaster, microwave and various cooking utensils to borrow if needed during your stay. Free hot showers, all day – no coins or tokens (shared with other campers). Foraging onsite with permission – please speak with us first to help ensure environment sustainability and stability. We are Pet-Friendly – pets are welcome free of charge permitting their waste is cleared up and disposed. Onsite, dogs must be kept on a lead. Recycling is compulsory at Sleepy Hollows - if you’re found to not be adhering to this simple task, you will be asked to take all your rubbish with you. Guest access Our guests have the exclusive use of the hut, stone chip patio area and small garden area. Free kitchen and bathroom facilities - shared with other campers. Guests are welcome to roam the 5 acre property and can access the nearby river from our private pathway.

Our hut is located just off the Wild Atlantic Way and is a great base for exploring the north-west of County Donegal. A 3 minute stroll to local pub Teach Tessie, and pub and restaurant Leo's Tavern - renowned for its live Irish traditional music sessions (most nights), and being the birthplace of world famous musical talents Enya, Clannad and Moya Brennan. 9 minute drive from the nearest Blue Flag beach (Carrickfinn), 15 minute drive from Errigal Mountain, and 25 minute drive from Glenveagh Castle and National Park. The Sleepy Hut is in a semi-rural location so a bike, motorcycle or vehicle is ideal. Taxis from the airport and to local area can be arranged. There are many beautiful walks on our doorstep we can recommend; areas to enjoy picnics, places to eat-out, drink and soak-up the local culture. Our property is sometimes visited by a small group of deer, and otters have been sighted along our river that contains salmon.

Truly unique rambling country house situated at the wild atlantic way amongst the Lakeland of the rosses area. Bright and airy with outside veranda. An anglers paradise. 5 minutes from most beautiful beaches. Horses, surfboards, golf, all available to you at your doorstep. Donegal international airport only 10 min drive away. Perfect retreat to relax or enjoy the most spectacular scenery. Breakfast included. Optional you can enjoy a lovely evening meal on request at very reasonable price.

House set in Lakeland 5 min from Atlantic ocean and stunning beaches. Rooms are spacious, private. Bathroom private during your stay unless you only occupy one room it could happen other guests use it as well and kitchen, dining, livingroom/decking all for your use.

My home is set in peaceful yet wild area. Easy access to local town by car or bike. The house is a rather different place from the normal architecture here which makes it quiet unique. We have very little light pollution...starry nights are unique and can be rather mesmerizing from my decking. A good night's sleep is guaranteed as there is hardly any traffic noise and nearest neighbors are a mile away. Access to lakes for swimming and or angling. Most beautiful beaches only 5 min from house. Golf course, horse riding, sea kayaking, surfing, angling all at your doorstep.

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One bedroom apartment on the Wild Atlantic Way with panoramic views. Suitable for singles, couples or families.

Self contained apartment with own entrance. Ample parking. Full kitchen. Free WIFI. Open plan bedroom on first floor has two single and one double bed. Extra sleeping space available on collapsable bed in living room.

Situated on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. Close to numerous beautiful sandy beaches that are suitable for swimming and other water based activities. Choose from popular Blue Flag beaches or find your own secluded cove and have it all to yourself. Various inland & coastal walks originating from the accommodation that are suitable for walkers of all abilities. Information on walks available on site. Also available nearby are Outdoor Activitiy Providers, including Kayaking, SUP, Dinghy Sailing, Sea Angling Charters, Marine Tours, Seal Watching. Trekking & Rock Climbing. Grocery Shop, Fuel, Bars, Restaurant & Take Away in village 1 mile away.

Welcome to the Wee House PROPERTY OVERVIEW This Newly refurbished home is a perfect base to explore the Rosses and the North West of Donegals Wild Atlantic Way. The Wee House is Cozy and Romantic and is suited for couples and with comfortably furnished and a fully kitted kitchen with a small dinning area. Upstairs there is a super king size bed to sleep soundly and wrapped up in Luxury bedding and wake ready to enjoy your day. After a busy day exploring come home and unwind by takeing a shower using your complimentary Organic Voya toiletries and grab one of the fluffy White Company bath robes and slippers and make your way down to a real log fire. Pop on a movie from the free Netflix and unwind with a glass of our complementary wine or procescco which will be in your gift pack. or just settle with a good book or play board games or a jigsaw. OUTDOOR AREA Pop out and enjoy cooking up on the BBQ grill in the little patio area for those sunny days or wrap up in a complimentary blanket. I hope the The Wee House has everything you need to make it holiday in Donegal that you will remember for ever. EXTRA AMENETIES Complimentary guest amenities include , beach towels, beach chairs and cooler, kitchen basics. Parking is available in the driveway. A washing machine and tumble dryer and an outside drying line, iron and ironing board, hairdryer, board games, outside blankets, dressing gowns, bedding, towels, walking maps, and Logs for the fire. We live next to The Wee House so we are easily reached at anytime, but we respect your privacy and will not bother you unless asked. We also should mention that we have a very friendly Newfoundland Dog called Barron that you will see during your stay. This is a NO smoking and No vaper property. LOCATION The Wee House is situated in a quiet location and is beside our main house but it is not on looked. The Wee house is conveniently located just steps aways (200m) from the sandy Mullaghderg Beach which is a conservation area, it is home to rare will flora including orchids. and also the gateway to Wild Mullaghderg Strand, a beautiful beach to walk and if your lucky spot some dolphins. It also hosts the "Swimming Strand" an ideal place to take a dip if the weather suits and also enjoy the stunning views of the North Atlantic. The Rosses are historically rich in history along with the rich culture of art and music such as Enya and Clannad.  It is also a perfect base for some of the best Angling in Europe with a multitude of species from Sea Angling as well as Game Angling. Or how about a game of Golf, there is over 10 Golf courses close by to choose from. We are a 5 mins drive to Carrickfinn Airpot, and 3 mins drive to Kincasslagh where there is a local Cope convince store and or course Iggys Bar is a must for a pint of Guinness or Bonners bar which is also 3 mins drive away. 10 mins drive to Annagry which has a bigger Convience store, with the choice of so many tasty locally sourced food in so many places. Or should you prefer a carry out or a takeaway there is a good few to choose from. For Restaurant there is Dannie Minnies Restaurant (booking in advance is advised) also Sharkeys bar and Duffy Bar, and for the best plate of Scampi in my opinion head to Caisleain Oir Hotel along with some nights playing live Irish music.  Leo's Tavern is a 15min drive which is the home of Enya and Clannad  The main shopping area is a 20 min drive away called Dungloe, there there is Lidles, Aldis, Super Value and the Cope general store offering groceries, clothing, sports wear and everything in-between. Also many Restaurants and Cafes and carry outs. Gifts and souvenirs can be found on the Main Street and if you enjoy fishing drop in to Bonners souvenirs for a permit and local knowledge or visit the tourist information centre. WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE PROPERTY Your rental will be cleaned and ready for you to enjoy. You can expect all comforts of a fine hotel, including shampoo, soaps, paper products, towels, and linens. Your home will include a detailed book providing specific home details, local suggestions, Wi-Fi access, TV instructions, and more. If you need anything at all before, during, or after your stay, we are available 24/7 and always ready to help! Although we love pets I am sorry to say that we do not allow them in our Holiday Homes. Check out is 10am and Check in is 4pm, we must be stricken with this unless otherwise arranged. Getting to us Donegal Airport is a 5 mins drive away and  has direct flights from Dublin and Glasgow By car from Dublin 4 hours away Belfast 3 Hours away Please contact us for directions Our Pillows Duvet and mattress toppers are Goose Feather and Down. Please let us know if you are allergic.

A detached 'one-off' private get-away on Traighenna Bay (Wild Atlantic Way). You get exclusive use of the shepherd's hut + the outdoor room, both down a gravel track overlooking the Atlantic. You've your own outside space and nothing is shared. Note this isn't a 'glamping site' with multiple 'cookie cutter' units - you've an acre of your own private land. Snug evenings by the fire, days on the beach or up in the mountains. Comfortable all year round.

Outside: Parking for 1 car Decking and exclusive use of your own small pool Access via gated drive The Shepherd's Hut (insulated for year-round use) Double bed (good mattress) Drop-down table Electric 'wood-burner' (note Luna is double glazed and insulated like a modern house). Hot water in the kitchen and bathroom Fridge with small ice box Sink for washing up Small oven grill microwave Shower room with fullsize shower, toilet, handbasin The shipping container: Woodburning stove (first basket of fuel supplied) Seating and a huge window to enjoy the view in any weather If required you've use of a washing machine a short walk up the hill (in a utility room accessed directly from the outside, of our thatch cottage). Note - Luna is a 'one-off' unique 'hut' and not part of a large 'glamping development'. Nothing is shared - it's like having your own cottage.

Traighenna Bay (translates as 'Bay of Birds') is one of the most beautiful on the Wild Atlantic Way

Perfect location for those flying into Carrickfinn airport(voted the most scenic airport in the world 2018), or those travelling the Wild Atlantic way. Situated at the far end of Carrickfinn peninsula, the house is located right by 2 sandy beaches. An old stone cottage with modern facilities, this is the perfect location to enjoy a break in the Donegal countryside. Car hire available at Carrickfinn airport. 2 daily flights from Dublin, 4 weekly flights from Glasgow.

This is a little bit of heaven on earth! An old stone cottage surrounded by lush gardens in a very tranquil and private setting at a beach! Yet only 7 minutes from the "worlds most scenic landing strip" at Carrickfinn Airport and only 10 minutes drive from Annagry village with restaurants, shops, garages and plenty more. You can have picnics in the gardens under the apple trees or just down the grassy pathway on one of the beaches. Or just relax in the conservatory watching the moon rise from behind Mount Errigal.

We are at the very end of the narrow and winding country road - next stop America! Only passing traffic here would be small fishing boats coming and going from Bunbeg port... So if you are looking for some you time this is it. For a more active approach there are plenty of possibilities from swimming to golfing to mountain climbing etc.

My place is part of the Wild Atlantic Way with panoramic views overlooking the coast and some offshore islands, sandy beaches, magnificent cliffs. You’ll love my place because the nearly 400 years old cottage has been renovated with love and care to the needs of a comfortable holiday home. It´s completely quiet and sheltered off sight without being isolated and lonely, surrounded by unspoiled nature and authentic Irish life and culture. My place is good for couples and families with kids.

Inishfree Cottage now holds downstairs a sunny conservatory, a sitting room with an open fireplace, a spacious kitchen and dining room, three bedrooms and a bathroom. Upstairs there is a lovely studio. It contains a living-room with panoramic view, fireplace and kitchenette. A sleeping room for two and a bathroom. You can get to the studio from inside and outside. Special offer: From the beginning of November upon the the end of March the cosy studio apartment is available at a special price (49 € per night, no extra costs). Send a message.

The Cottage is situated in a landscape called the Rosses, the world of West Donegal. A breathtaking land of great mountains, lake –filled valleys, edged by a rugged coastline neclaced by beautiful sandy beaches and washed daily by the clear unpolluted wild but beautiful North Atlantic. With safe and quiete sandy beaches it is a tranquil land, rich in the heritage and culture of it´s Irish music and language, an everyday language spoken by the people of Gweedore and the Rosses. At Lackennagh, Burtonport, you are right in the centre of the Rosses.

Welcome to Dungloe. Only 5 minutes walk from town we guarantee you a great nights sleep in your room with a view set in a quiet corner with a great breakfast. This is the ideal spot for touring this unspoilt part of Donegal.

This is a small quiet Bed and Breakfast set in a quiet area. Only 5 mins walk from town this is an ideal base to tour the surrounding area which is second to none for its beautiful scenery and unspools beaches. A good breakfast and great sleep are promised.

I live in a quiet area beside the sea within 5 Mins walk to the town which has some great restaurants with live music at peak season. This is the perfect base for your holiday with places like Arranmore island, Glenveagh National Park, Errigal Mountain and lots more all within driving distance. If you want to walk we have miles of off road walks to suit all abilities.

FAMILY RATES AVAILABLE****Luxurious apartment hidden on the golden coastline of Donegal's Wild Atlantic Way in Burtonport. Picturesque sunsets on your front door and views of Aranmore Island. Estuary at end of garden with fish. Walking distance to numerous tranquil beaches. Featuring your very own bar and pool table. Huge beds, extra large bath tub and walk in rain shower. Geothermal heating & hot water 24/7. Relax, unwind & Escape. A little piece of Heaven! 15% discount for stays of 7 nights

A luxury style 2 bedroom apartment (exclusive to you/not shared). Relax in a spacious spa style bathroom, which includes a very large bath and large walk-in rain shower. Get a five star sleep in the four poster kingsize bed or the oversized superking. Chill out in the traditional bar complete with piano and pool table for you to enjoy. Stay cosy 24/7 with Geothermal underfloor heating. TV package which includes TV channels, sports, movies and access to box sets. Cot, highchair & toys available. Wheelchair accessible. Swans and ducks grace the lake most of the year, with young cygnets usually seen in late spring/early summer. Kayaks and small boats (not included) can be used on the lake. Numerous uncrowded beaches are within walking distance of the property (approx 10-15 min). These beaches can also be reached by car. An award wining seafood restaurant and sports bar can be found in the nearest village (Burtonport approx. 2 km), which also boasts two cafes. A shop and filling station is 1.5 km away. Burtonport harbour has frequent ferry crossings servicing nearby Aranmore Island. Cruit Island 9 hole links golf course is 4 km away. Donegal Airport, which boasts the most scenic airport landing in the world 2018 is 10Km from the apartment and offers daily return flights to Dublin and Scotland. Rapid Kayaking can be enjoyed in Annagry (10km away) and horse riding is available at Errigal Equestrian Centre in Dunlewey (45 Km away). Take a boat trip on the Atlantic Ocean and maybe you will catch a glimpse at dolphins or basking sharks. Take in a sunset kayak with Maghery Coastal Adventures (12Km away). Climb Ireland's second largest mountain, Errigal (45Km away) or visit the highest sea cliffs in Europe, the Sliabh League (60Km away). At Hidden Gem Donegal, we are focused on providing holiday accommodation that will surprise you with its standards and amenities. With a variety of beauty spots to choose from, we’re sure you’ll enjoy your holiday to the full. Non-smoking. No hen or stag parties. No pets. Family rates available, contact us for best price!

Discover the Rosses & Visit Donegal websites/FB pages will give you a feel for the area. You'll find a quiet picturesque heaven in this unforgettable beauty spot. Golden sandy secret beaches surround the area. Take a 5Km loop from the apartment covering 5 beautiful beaches and quiet country roads. Burtonport Harbour is 2km from property, which has 2 tasty cafes and 2 pubs one of which is a award wining seafood restaurant and sports bar. Burtonport also has a Welcome centre where you can buy local crafts and souvenirs. Buy freshly caught lobsters and crabs at the pier. Catch a ferry to Aranmore Island from the harbour. Take a chartered fishing trip or a tour of local islands. Go kayaking or horse riding in nearby villages of Annagry and Dunlewey respectively. Dungloe town is 6km away. Dungloe has numerous pubs and restaurants, shops (Lidl, ALDI, Super Valu, The Cope, Pharmacies, etc.) chapel and library. Cruit Island 9 hole links golf course is 4 km away. Kincasslagh village, birthplace of country singer Daniel O' Donnell is 4 km. The area boasts the birthplace of three international stars, Daniel O' Donnell of country music fame, Enya of 'Orinoco Flow' and Packie Bonner the Irish & Celtic goalkeeper of the 90's. **Contact/message us for Family rates!**

A detached traditional cottage right on the seashore, with access to our private sandy beach in front. You get your own detached house, entrance, parking, outside area etc. Note we have 4 cottages (and price points) along this same shoreline - click our profile photo to see other places that may be available if this is booked! Sleeping 4, pets welcome (pet surcharge applies), WIFI, open fire & central heating - seals seen in front of the cottage every week.

The Guardian (newspaper) gave us a rave review - full version online. "The next day we awoke to flat calm, sunshine sharp, sprinklings of high cloud. We walked outside to a scene that electrified the senses: the distinctive smell of seaweed drying in the inlet below; a wondrous vista out to a long bay that looked like it was lit from within. The only sound was a distant tractor on the single-track lane. It’s for elemental experiences like these that people venture to this part of Ireland." The cottage is centrally heated throughout and has a large turf-woodburner (first basket of turf included). Every window (apart from bathroom) has a sea view. WIFI - no charge Phone signal - on 'Three' and 'Vodaphone' - other networks not tested. Ground Floor: Living Room/ Dining/ Kitchen - open plan. Turf burner, two sofas. Kitchen - with oven, hob, microwave, fridge (small icebox), toaster, kettle Bedroom - Kingsize bed and great mattress Shower-room - with large walk-in wetroom type shower, 'rainfall' shower head. Heated towel rail (towels provided). Loft: - with double bed Outdoors: Access over 7 acres of hill and shore Parking Picnic bench and other bench Gated access down to our private sandy beach or 2 minute walk to adjacent large sandy beach

You're at Dooey in Lettermacaward, West Donegal (between Dungloe and Glenties). It's probably the most beautiful section of Atlantic coastline in Europe. Walk from the door to a dozen sandy beaches or head inland for mountains, castles, Glenveagh National Park, or further afield for daytrips to Giants Causeway, Slieve League cliffs, Malin Head or Derry/Londonderry.

Up in the North-West of Ireland in the middle of the Gaeltacht in Gweedore, an Irish speaking area lies a small boutique group of hand built wooden pods, perfect for glamping along the Wild Atlantic Way. This pod sleeps 2 in twin beds. The basic pod is in a modern Scandi design with shared toilet hut just 5 sec walk away. The pod contains twin futon beds and the following: Duvets, bedding, towels, running water, kettle, sink, mini fridge, tea/coffee/sugar, cups, bowls, spoons and a heater.

The glamping pod is set in a secluded part of the site, nestled in the trees for privacy. Guests are free to come and go as they please. There are 4 in total - a pod, a modern gypsy caravan, a cabin and a yurt. These can be booked separately or all together (sleeping 8 in total), depending on availability. There is ample parking for cars and bikes. The cabin has a twin beds/sofa futons which can be rolled away to create more space in the pod during the day if needed. We are based on site, so late check in is available Please be aware that this is a glamping site and therefore it is relatively basic. It’s perfect for people wanting a truly unique experience while getting close to nature and away from it all.

Up in the North-West of Ireland in the middle of the Gaeltacht, an Irish speaking area lies a small group of pod, gypsy caravan, hut and yurt for Glamping At the end of the street there is a large supermarket and pub. Within a 5 min drive there are more pubs, banks, a pharmacy, cafes, restaurants and takeaways. Where one can enjoy fishing, walking, cycling, mountain climbing, kayaking, sea swimming, diving and guided walks. Take a ferry to the islands or even a fast rib to the caves off the islands. Visit the local pub with music, join in our local Ceili dancing, visit our beaches, rivers and lakes. Listen to the Cuckoo, Curlew and Corncrake, watch the many birds along the coastline, relax away from the mad world of the big cities, lie back with the friendly locals, watch them cut turf for their fines, fish in their small boats and join in if you dare Visit the many festivals in our area including the famous Mary from Dungloe. See where Daniel O’Donnell, Margo, Clannad, Enya and many others were born and live.

Up in the North-West of Ireland in the middle of the Gaeltacht in Gweedore, an Irish speaking area lies a small boutique group of hand built wooden pods, perfect for glamping along the Wild Atlantic Way. This cabin sleeps 2 in a double bed. Theres a shared bathroom cabin just a 5 second walk away. It contains the following: A bed, duvet, bedding, towels, running water, kettle, sink, mini fridge, tea/coffee/sugar, cups, bowls, spoons and a heater.

The glamping cabin is set in a secluded part of the site, nestled in the trees for privacy. Guests are free to come and go as they please. There are 4 in total - a pod, a modern gypsy caravan, a cabin and yurt. These can be booked separately or all together (sleeping 8 in total), depending on availability. There is ample parking for cars and bikes. We are based on site, so late check in is available Please be aware that this is a glamping site and therefore it is relatively basic. It’s perfect for people wanting a truly unique experience while getting close to nature and away from it all.

Up in the North-West of Ireland in the middle of the Gaeltacht, an Irish speaking area lies a small group of pod, gypsy caravan, hut and yurt for Glamping At the end of the street there is a large supermarket and pub. Within a 5 min drive there are more pubs, banks, a pharmacy, cafes, restaurants and takeaways. Where one can enjoy fishing, walking, cycling, mountain climbing, kayaking, sea swimming, diving and guided walks. Take a ferry to the islands or even a fast rib to the caves off the islands. Visit the local pub with music, join in our local Ceili dancing, visit our beaches, rivers and lakes. Listen to the Cuckoo, Curlew and Corncrake, watch the many birds along the coastline, relax away from the mad world of the big cities, lie back with the friendly locals, watch them cut turf for their fines, fish in their small boats and join in if you dare Visit the many festivals in our area including the famous Mary from Dungloe. See where Daniel O’Donnell, Margo, Clannad, Enya and many others were born and live.

A cosy cottage in beautiful Donegal. Overlooking the Gweebarra river as it meets Dooey beach on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, our cottage is the perfect place to get away from it all. Enjoy unbelievable scenery in this untouched corner of the north west. At the end of the day return to the comfort & warmth of this well loved cottage.

When not entertaining our guests, this cottage is our ideal space for work or quiet relaxation. The perfect retreat for individuals travelling to the area, friends or couples escaping to the countryside, or families with small kids; the space if flexible to your needs. A second room can either be used as a study, separate lounge, or a bedroom for babies, toddlers or younger kids - just let us know you need.

Lettermacaward (Leitir Mhic An Bhaird) is one of Ireland's areas of outstanding, untouched natural beauty. Situated in the south of Co. Donegal, in the traditional Gaeltacht area, the community here welcomes visitors like you're one of our own. Whether it's for a pint of milk and the paper that turns into an hour of chat at Gallagher's shop, or a quick pint that turns into a late night enjoying traditional music in front of an open fire at Elliot's Bar, there's plenty to enjoy.

Teac Chondai Thatched Cottage on Wild Atlantic Way provides 4 Star approved self-catering accommodation, 4 large bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, upstairs sky-lounge with panoramic views over lake and mountains, downstairs lounge with open turf fire, separate dining room and kitchen, large fenced garden, parking, village pub/restaurant just 5 mins walk, local shop/café 3 mins walk serving breakfasts for €5, local blue-flag beach 10/15 mins drive, a great location for a short break.

We are centrally located on West coast of Donegal ideally located to explore north, south and central areas of the county. There are many activities nearby including horse riding, sea kayaking, surfing, sailing, island boat trips, cycling, hill walking/trekking, sea and lake fishing. Glenveagh National Park is just 25 mins drive.

- Local Pub/Restaurant is recommended for good value quality food, last orders 20:30 (low season Thurs-Sun only) (just 5 mins walk from cottage) - Local Shop with Cafe is recommended for all day full breakfasts from €5 and takeaway foods closes at 8pm. (3 mins walk from cottage) - Local blue-flag beach at Carrickfinn beside Donegal Airport is just 10/15 mins drive - Dungloe town (10 mins) has bars, restaurants, supermarkets (Aldi, Lidl, Supervalue)

Andy Bans is a 2 bedroom holiday home with a lovely coastal setting in the heart of the Gaeltacht village of Kincasslagh in West Donegal. The holiday home overlooks Kincasslagh Strand and is just 1km from the quaint Kincasslagh Pier. Kincasslagh is the gateway village to the ruggedly beautiful Cruit Island which has numerous sandy beaches and a very scenic 9 hole links golf course.

The house sleeps 5

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, is modern home in a wonderful setting overlooking Gweebarra Bay towards the imposing sand dunes of Dooey Beach. The home is located along the Wild Atlantic Way and is centrally located among a number of popular tourist destinations in this part of West Donegal including Glenties (9km), Narin (8km), Portnoo (10km) and Lettermacaward (2km). The Slieve League (38km) southeast on N56.

The statue of Liberty is a replica located on the front lawn it has become a renowned local landmark and has been referred to in the national media on numerous occasions. The winding coastal roads and inland mountains tracks that surround the home are ideal walking terrain for the keen rambler. Cycling is a popular local activity and dedicated cycle route passes in front of the house.

NEAR BY PLACES TO VISIT: Elliotts bar and lounge-5 minutes away in Lettermacaward via N56 Meghera beach and caves- 20 minutes away - South Assaranca waterfall-30minutes away-South Sheskimore nature reserve-25 minutos away-South Gweebarra Bay - 20 minutes away North via N56 Kilclooney dolmen-12 minutos away-South Doon fort- 15 away -South N56 Blue stack way-58 minutes South viaN56 Laugh Finn - Crohy head sea arch-28 minutes north Inishkeel monastic Triona design Donegal tweed center 15 minutes away in ARDARA-South Glengesh pass-26 minutes South via N56 Ardara heritage centre-20 minutes South Slieve league-1 hr away South west via R230 Glenveagh national park-51 minutes North via N56 and R251 Donegal castle-41 minutes South via N56 and R262 Abbey of the four masters- 44 minutes South N56 and L2513 and R925 and R267 Narin beach-10 minutes vía N56 and R261 Portnoo beach-10 minutes vía N56 and R261 Fairy bridges & wishing chair in bundoran-1 hr Southeast via N56-R262-R267 Fintown railway-21 minutes North vía N56 and R250 Daniel O’Donnell & museum visitor centre -15 minutes away Dungloe North via N56 Patrick Johnny saily -15 minutes away Dungloe North via N56 Mulhern’s corner bar-15 Dungloe minutes away North via N56 Maghery. Coastal adventures-20 minutes away North West via N56 Atlantic bar Dungloe-15 minutes away North via N56 St. Mura’s cross, fahan- Sharkey’s bar-25 minutes North vía N56 Leo’s tavern-25 minutes away North via N56 The beehive bar in Ardara 15 minutes away south via N56 Friendly neighbors, stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean, amazing sunset, quiet, calm area. if you need to disconnect from reality this is the place to be.

Cottage Location: Farrigans, 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 sea view on the Wild Atlantic Way • 2 km from Lettermacaward village (2 shops, 2 pubs, cycle track) • Mountain/ hill walking • Elliott’s bar – Traditional music Friday (2km) • 4.5km to Dooey beach (Walking/ surfing) • The house is in the countryside • A car is required

Guests have full access to the entire one bedroom house with an external patio space and driveway to the front.

• Newly renovated semi-detached 1 bedroom cottage 2019, ultra modern, warm and cosy cottage ideal for a peaceful getaway. • WiFi included • TV with free to air satelitte TV with Irish and UK channels • South facing open plan sitting room/ kitchen • External patio with dining furniture • The house is a semi-detached house on a quiet cul-de-sac surrounded by fields and local neighboring houses, within 5 mins drive to a small village • Elliott’s bar is a lovely local pub with Irish traditional music every Friday night (a few mins drive) • The nearest larger town is Dungloe (15 mins drive), with lidl, Aldi, SuperValu, restaurants and bars. The Waterfront Hotel and Bayview Pub in Dungloe serves very nice food. • The Lakehouse Hotel in Narin/Portnoo and the Highlands hotel in Glenties also serve nice food (Approx 15 mins drive) • Very scenic surronding area

Truly Picture Postcard. Tucked away in an untouched mountain valley on the lakeside just 2km from Maghery village, beach & Dungloe town located in the centre of Donegal giving the ideal location to explore this beautiful county. All within an hours drive you can visit the stunning Slieve League, Glenveagh National Park, Aranmore Island & more. Please note this is not a holiday let, this is a traditional Airbnb were you will be staying in my home, allowing a true authentic Irish experience.

Hi folks let me share with you my quaint little cottage in the most picturesque area of Donegal, nestled by a beautiful lake and perfectly secluded atop the Loughsalt mountain. This location is ideal for People wanting to explore the county of Donegal as well as those just looking for somewhere to relax. The house is located in a small valley with a lake views and is a few mins drive or peaceful walk to the nearest beach and pub. You are amist the mountain tops of this beautiful valley where you can enjoy views in all direction of the inland mountains and Atlantic. There are many walks in all direction giving a new perspective of the Dongal landscape. From sheer rugged coastal cliffs to path walk through the varied farmlands where you can enjoy the most wonderful sunsets and rural life. 7-10 min drive to the nearest town with a good selection of pubs restaurants and supermarkets. Dungloe is a bustling little town in the summer and it a great base to explore all around this wonderful part of Donegal with the Wild Atlantic way running through the town you can visit areas such as the Glenveigh National Park, Ards Forest, Mount Errigal, Slieve League or visit the many quaint little villages and enjoy the local Craic., hospitality, food, music sessions and more. There are many activities to take advantage of from cycling, hill walking, surfing, kayaking and I can put you in touch with the locals who run these activities.

Picture postcard.... It's just far enough away from the town to enjoy the pease of the countryside but close enough when some civilisation is required. There is an abundance of local taxi services that will take you in and out of town so you can enjoy a beer or glass of wine.

The cottage is traditional as a traditional thatched cottage gets. It is definitely one that deserves the "property of character" tag - with bog oak ceilings and flagstone floors. Sitting on a 0.8 acre site, the cottage has views across to the Gweebarra River and is within easy reach of shops, pubs, beaches and good walks. There are a bedroom, a living room with an open fireplace plus kitchen, loo and shower. In a place such as this, there'd be no excuse not to write the definitive Irish novel.

Come and discover Ade's River Cabin- a unique 1 bed bolthole with its own river access, where you can truly relax and enjoy the peace of Co Donegal's beautiful Gaeltacht area on the Wild Atlantic Way...and until you start your 'getaway from it all' stay, why not follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. What are you waiting for?!

The cabin is perfectly placed for long country/forest walks and scenic coastal and mountainous drives, as well as experiencing the local mile long sandy green and blue flag rated Dooey Beach (perfect for walking, surfing and other water sports), fishing in the famous Gweebarra Estuary and River, and spending time meeting hospitable locals at their weekly traditional music sessions in a local pub.

Within walking distance to local shops, cafes, restaurants and bar in the nearby small fishing village of Burtonport. It is also a short drive away from all of the beautiful sandy beaches The Rosses area has to offer the nearest being the picturesque Cloughlass Beach approx 2.5km away.

Arranmore Island is a 15 minute ferry trip from Burtonport with a car and passenger ferry operating numerous daily trip all year round. Dungloe, the largest town in 'The Rosses' is 7 km from the property while Annagry is approx. 14 km away.

En-suite room with a double and single bed. Suitable for a disabled person. Other rooms available in other listings for this same property. Within walking distance of the village. Airport 10 mins by car. Very scenic area with stunning beaches in the door step. Local walks and hill climbing.

Ground floor bedroom suitable for a disabled person.

This is a renovation of the old cart house at Teach Neilí, which combines the character of the original stone walls with views of Loughfad in a warm, comfortable cottage. The cottage has one bedroom and has plenty of space and light throughout. There is central heating, instant hot water and a solid fuel stove. The kitchen is equipped with a four ring gas hob, kettle, toaster and fridge/freezer. There is also a counter top halogen oven.

Downstairs, there is an infrared sauna with a yoga area and weights bench and a shower room. The Cart House is situated next to the road which is very quiet. There is off road private parking provided. There is a TV which has a chrome cast and is suitable for casting onto from your own device. The bed is a king size and the sofa bed provides additional space for one adult or two children if needed. Coffee, tea and milk is provided to get you started and help you settle in on arrival.

What you will notice first about this neighbourhood is the quiet and the darkness at night. Loughfad is a beautiful rural part of Donegal and The Cart House is surrounded by working farms, with sheep and cows around you. Fishing in season is popular both in Loughfad and in the other lakes in our locality. While it feels remote, its easy to get into neighbouring towns of Glenties and Ardara, where you'll find plenty of spots to eat, drink and shop.

A detached traditional Donegal thatch cottage overlooking Traighenna Bay. Your own detached home + parking and outside space - nothing shared. The original thatch cottage has a large contemporary extension with panoramic views of the bay. Two bedrooms (+ great sofabed), WIFI, open fire, suitable for pets (fee applies). Choose from many sandy beaches locally (Dooey 5 mins.) Only 10 minutes from town (Dungloe). An acre of private land (including enclosed garden).

The house is centrally heated (included in price) and there is an open fire (first basket of turf supplied). WIFI (free) and good phone signal on Three (and probably other networks). Inside: Kitchen - with fridge freezer, oven, hob, dishwasher, kettle, coffee maker, microwave Dining Room - with large table to seat 10 Lounge - with open fire and comfortable sofabed (sleeps 2 if required) Master Bedroom - Kingsize bed with sea view Twin Bedroom - Two (adult size) single beds Bathroom - Freestanding contemporary bath and large walk-in shower with powerful shower. Outside: Small pool and picnic bench alongside Enclosed front garden Parking for up to three cars Utility Room with washing machine Outdoor loo with a view (note there's a full bathroom with toilet inside!) Fullsize cot kept in main bedroom (bring own bedding). Can supply a high chair and baby bath on request but do ask in advance as share them between properties.

A peaceful green hamlet on the edge of the bay, ('Bay of Birds), just 12 minutes from Dungloe town.

Mullaghduff is a peaceful townland in beautiful West Donegal. The house is up a private lane and is surrounded by trees and wildflowers a perfect getaway! The house is within walking distance to the well known local pub Bonnar's which is a quaint traditional Irish pub which is steeped in music and culture. The house has lots of natural light and nice views including distant sea views and lake views. It is warm and comfortable. 5 Minutes drive to Carrickfinn Blue Flag Beach.

The house is very private and is nestled in a very nice natural setting. You will be supplied with turf and timber for the fire and Pure Irish Honey from the owners apiary at a different location (when in season). The house is not a 5 star! It is a holiday home which is used by families and if you are looking for a ultra-modern squeaky clean home then please don't book! The house will be cleaned and supplied with fresh linen but it's not a hotel. It is an affordable option for a break in a beautiful part of Ireland on the Wild Atlantic Way.

West Donegal which is on the Atlantic coast has an abundance of natural beaty. The people are warm and friendly and easy to talk with. The house is near a number of resturants and bars

Back to nature - 'Sleepy Cabin' is a cosy one bedroom cabin nestled in a peaceful woodland setting known as Sleepy Hollows. Surrounded by a haven of birdsong, access to river-walk only 150m from the front door, and just off the Wild Atlantic Way - a great base for exploring north-west County Donegal. 3 minute stroll to local pubs Teach Tessie, and Leo's Tavern. 9 minute drive from Blue Flag beach (Carrickfinn), 15 minute from Errigal Mountain, 25 minute from Glenveagh Castle & National Park.

Known as 'Sleepy Cabin' - this cosy self-contained space is situated amongst a 5 acre property, nestled in a quiet woodland setting. Recently renovated, we offer a clean, spacious, and comfy home away from home. The cabin is insulated so it is available all year round, with electric radiators, warm bedding and hot water bottle for the colder months. There is a double bedroom, separate sitting and dining room, bathroom with shower, toilet and basin. The kitchen is suitable for preparing basic meals with a 2 ring gas hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, kettle and toaster. A private garden to the rear of the cabin suitable for barbecues, with private parking for two cars and seating area at the front. We are Pet-Friendly - pets are welcome free of charge permitting their waste is cleared up and disposed, they are kept on a lead onsite and inside the cabin need to be kept off the bed. If you have any special requirements for your pet - please call us to discuss. You'll need to bring their bedding, and food/water bowls. For those visiting over the Christmas and New Year period - we'll include a small amount of tasteful festive festoons.

Our cabin is located just off the Wild Atlantic Way and is a great base for exploring the north-west of County Donegal. A 3 minute stroll to local pub Teach Tessie, and pub and restaurant Leo's Tavern - renowned for its live Irish traditional music sessions (most nights), and being the birthplace of world famous musical talents Enya, Clannad and Moya Brennan. 9 minute drive from the nearest Blue Flag beach (Carrickfinn), 15 minute drive from Errigal Mountain, and 25 minute drive from Glenveagh Castle and National Park. There are many beautiful walks on our doorstep we can recommend; areas to enjoy picnics, places to eat-out, drink and soak-up the local culture. Our property is sometimes visited by a small group of deer, and otters have been sighted along our river containing salmon.

Up in the North-West of Ireland in the middle of the Gaeltacht in Gweedore, an Irish speaking area lies a beautifully handcrafted yurt, perfect for glamping along the Wild Atlantic Way. This yurt sleeps 2 in twin beds. It's based on a traditional Mongolian design with a shared bathroom hut just a hop-skip-and-a-5-second-jump nearby. It contains the following: Twin beds, duvets, bedding, towels, running water, kettle, sink, mini fridge, tea/coffee/sugar, cups, bowls, spoons and a heater.

Guests are free to come and go as they please. There are 3 other pods on site - a pod, a modern gypsy caravan and a cabin. These can be booked separately or all together (sleeping 6 in total), depending on availability. There is ample parking for cars and bikes. The yurt has a twin beds which can be brought together to create a double bed if needed. We are based on site, so late check in is available Please be aware that this is a glamping site and therefore it is relatively basic. It’s perfect for people wanting a truly unique experience while getting close to nature and away from it all.

Up in the North-West of Ireland in the middle of the Gaeltacht, an Irish speaking area lies a small group of pod, gypsy caravan, hut and yurt for Glamping At the end of the street there is a large supermarket and pub. Within a 5 min drive there are more pubs, banks, a pharmacy, cafes, restaurants and takeaways. Where one can enjoy fishing, walking, cycling, mountain climbing, kayaking, sea swimming, diving and guided walks. Take a ferry to the islands or even a fast rib to the caves off the islands. Visit the local pub with music, join in our local Ceili dancing, visit our beaches, rivers and lakes. Listen to the Cuckoo, Curlew and Corncrake, watch the many birds along the coastline, relax away from the mad world of the big cities, lie back with the friendly locals, watch them cut turf for their fines, fish in their small boats and join in if you dare Visit the many festivals in our area including the famous Mary from Dungloe. See where Daniel O’Donnell, Margo, Clannad, Enya and many others were born and live.