Even though County Donegal offers some of the best scenery in the country you still won’t find yourself lost in huge crowds of visitors. The cliffs along the Wild Atlantic Coast, sandy beaches and rough peaks, combined with charming towns make Donegal the coolest place on the planet according to the National Geographic Traveler in 2017.
The longest coastline in Ireland is lined with some of the highest cliffs in the country and stunning beaches which make for a perfect picnic on a sunny day. The countryside attracts visitors on weekend breaks in Donegal with some of the best hill walks in the country, beautiful lakes and lush green fields filled with grazing sheep.
These extraordinary sea cliffs are amidst the highest in Europe and higher than the more famous Cliffs of Moher. If you visit on a weekday you won't have to share the view with many other visitors.
Caribbean beaches are not what most people have in mind when they think about Ireland. However, on a sunny day the ocean at Maghera Strand takes on a turquoise colour and travellers on weekend breaks in Donegal will find themselves transported.
With a variety of accommodation options, friendly pubs and a well-preserved castle, historic Donegal Town is more than just a place to stay whilst exploring the surroundings.
A hidden gem for guests but very popular amongst the locals, St. John’s Point not only has a beautiful lighthouse but also rock formations that might remind you of the Giants Causeway without the large crowds.
The highest peak in the county of Donegal, Errigal Mountain is a prime spot for photographers. If feel up to it you can also climb to the 752m peak for prime views over the county.
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