Aug 30, 2024 · The Google Map of Donegal above is packed with everything from walks and hikes to often-missed viewpoints, beaches, forests and things to do in Donegal for families.

In these guide pages, I have described the access to each island using the nearest exit point from mainland Donegal usually public piers and slipways. The Islands of Umfin, Inishfree lower and Illancrone are all uninhabited and require a certain amount …

Donegal's wild and beautiful islands sit proudly in the Atlantic Ocean and are the jewels of Donegal's Gaeltacht. They have captured imagination for thousands of years and provided stimulus for artists and writers alike. Soak up our fascinating Irish heritage and explore our intriguing islands.

Promotional brochures and maps of County Donegal at a click of a button. This new 40-page brochure beautifully captures many images that display the diversity and majesty of Donegal.

Rosguill Peninsula Gaeltacht region, your action and relaxation choices are endless. Donegal has many relics to remind people of their proud heritage. The town is set in a valley girdled by the Bluestack Mountains and Donegal Bay.

See our Map of Wild Atlantic Way Donegal Discovery Points below plus the Ferry embarkation points. Just click through from the list view or map view for more information for that discovery point.

Welcome to Donegal - Ireland's most spectacular County on the Wild Atlantic Way. We are County packed full of culture, heritage, spectacular beaches, mountains and lakes. A holiday in Donegal is always special.

English: The island of Ireland, showing international border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, traditional provinces, traditional counties, and local authority areas in Ireland and Northern Ireland. This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version.

Ireland is the third largest island in Europe and is itself surrounded by approximately 80 islands of significant size, of which only about 20 are inhabited. There are hundreds of other smaller islets dotted around the Irish coast, throughout the Irish Sea on the eastern coast and in the Atlantic Ocean to the south, west and north.

There are many islands off the coast of County Donegal most of which are uninhabited. They vary in size from tiny rock formations to the larger inhabited islands like Tory and Arranmore.