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Holiday houses in Tory Island

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A charming cottage with a thatched roof is seen from a gravel driveway, surrounded by lush greenery. The white exterior is complemented by dark green trim, creating a welcoming appearance. Rolling hills form a scenic backdrop in the distance.
Cottage in Dungloe
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

Donegal Thatch Cottage

Paddys thatched cottage is a recently renovated property built circa 1880 set on 7 acres of farmland & still retains the original features/character including the internal exposed stone wall & large fireplace making it very cosy. This area is very popular for trail walking in the hills or the purpose built walkways. Outdoor activities are plentiful such as kayaking, sea swimming, guided rock climbing & golfing. If the weather doesn't permit you can always light the stove & put the feet up.

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A panoramic view of the rugged coastline is displayed, featuring rocky cliffs that drop into the blue sea. The horizon meets the sky, enhancing the sense of openness. The tranquility of the scene is further emphasized by the calm waters reflecting the clear blue sky.
Apartment in East Town
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Tory Island Árasán Bhalor

Situated 9 miles from Northwest Donegal with a regular ferry service. Tory Island or Toraigh is an island of mystery and antiquity off the northern tip of Donegal. Interesting historical sites include a round tower that once protected monks from Viking raids, the ruins of St Colmcille’s 6th century monastery and the intriguing Tau Cross that suggests early seafaring links to the Coptic Christians of Egypt. The island also boasts an abundance of rare bird life and wild flower species.

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A spacious bedroom features a large bed with a plaid duvet and white pillows. Nightstands with soft-glow lamps are positioned on either side of the bed. A window allows natural light to illuminate the room, while providing a view of the lush green garden outside.
Bungalow in Falcarragh
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Tullaghobegley View

The three bedroom bungalow is in Falcarragh and only 1.5km from Falcarragh village. It is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way and only 2km from beautiful beaches with views of Tory Island and Inishboffin. This house is ideal for families, mountain walkers, cycling, fishing enthusiasts, golfers and surfers. Falcarragh is a Gaeltacht (Gaelic speaking) town. There are a number of lively pubs where guests can enjoy a great pint of Guinness, good food, live music and a friendly welcome.

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The exterior of Ballycannon Cottage features a landscaped garden with a natural stone pathway leading to a rustic dining table crafted from logs. A small stream flows gently beside the seating area, surrounded by colorful stones and greenery, emphasized by an expansive sky above.
Home in Falcarragh
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Ballycannon Cottage (2 full beds + sofa bed)

Donegal County, Ireland, is renowned for its great beauty. A Conde Naste article (12 October 2024) calls it "a Land of Myth and Music." National Geographic named it "The Coolest Place on the Planet in 2017” and we happen to agree! Ballycannon Cottage is nestled in the Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking) area of Donegal, between the Derryveigh Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. Minutes from the Wild Atlantic Way, Ballycannon cottage is a great choice for exploring Donegal’s many wonders.

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A charming log cabin is showcased with a rustic facade, featuring a wooden door and evenly spaced windows. The structure is surrounded by gravel pathways and natural landscaping, creating an inviting entryway against a backdrop of rolling hills and a blue sky.
Cabin in Gortahork
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

The hideout_wildatlanticway

Take it easy in our authentic open plan log cabin. Come rest, relax and unwind in the heart of the Donegal Gaeltacht. Enjoy stunning views of the Seven Sister mountains whilst relaxing in the hot tub, Robes & Slippers provided. Only a short 3 minute drive to Magheroarty beach where you can avail of island tours and ferry services to local islands. Glenveagh National Park, Errigal & Muchish Mountains, Ards Forest Park and Croilthlí distillery are all within a 30 minute drive.

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A large window showcases sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, framed by rocky shorelines and grassy terrain. The horizon features gentle waves meeting land, with changing skies in the background, creating a tranquil coastal atmosphere.
Home in Kincasslagh
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

Atlantic view house

This four bedroom house is situated on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean with Unrestricted Panoramic views, within walking distance Cruit offers beautiful beaches, coves and scenery, it is well known for its 9 hole golf course and club. It is a 15 min drive to Donegal Airport and the beautiful weather blue flag beach of Carrickfinn. In local nearby village of Kincasslagh which is only a 5 min drive you have the Viking bar & restuarant, and also supermarket and post office.

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A coastal bungalow is positioned near tranquil waters, surrounded by lush greenery and wild plants. The structure features a robust exterior and large windows, providing a connection to the natural landscape. A wooden fence and gentle slope lead towards the water's edge.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Secluded Coastal Retreat

Enjoy your breakfast in the kitchen or unwind in the sauna, all while soaking in stunning sea views at our coastal retreat. Perched on the edge of a tranquil harbour, this bungalow boasts wraparound vistas of the sea and Arranmore Island. Sliding glass doors open the lounge-diner onto the terrace where you can step outside and take in the coastal setting. The location is quiet and secluded and yet still just a short, scenic walk from the town of Burtonport.

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The cottage features a white exterior with bold yellow trim highlighting the windows and doors. A low wall encircles the front yard, surrounded by gravel. The sloped roof and chimney pots add character to the traditional design, complemented by the lush greenery of trees in the background.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Teach Johnny Shéain

A traditional cottage with living area and hearth at its centre and a double room and shower room flank either side. It rests in the heart of the Gaeltacht on a laneway 1km from the village of Gortahork. It is shaded by majestic trees, a vegetable garden and views of Magheraroarty beach. The Poison Glen and Errigal mountain are within 10 minutes drive. The cottage is at the heart of a variety of outdoor pursuits, cultural experiences and nature itself.

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A stone wall outlines the pathway leading to the beachfront property, framed by lush grass. The setting sun casts warm hues over the water, enhancing the serene coastal view. The quiet atmosphere is complemented by the neatly maintained exterior of the beach house.
Home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

Beachhouse+Hottub

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful Seaside Getaway on the Wild Atlantic Coast with stunning Coastal views, the most beautiful beaches right on your doorstep... Relax and unwind in this cozy yet spacious, stylish Beachhouse equipped with everything you need ...... This hidden gem has so much to offer . Go for a long soak under the stars in the your outdoor hot tub after a day of exploring everything this little piece of heaven has to offer.

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A collage of images depicting various scenes at the cottage. One image showcases the charming exterior of the cottage with a red door and surrounding landscape. Another depicts guests enjoying the hydro hot tub. A goat is captured near rustic wooden features, while a serene view of the lake and mountains is also highlighted.
Cottage in Annagry
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Luxury Lakeside Cottage with Hot Tub/2 night stay+

Teach Loch Fhada: A cosy semi-detached traditional cottage that has been renovated with a touch of luxury with your own hydro hot tub at the doorstep. Situated in the heart of the Gaeltacht on Loch Fhada lake in Loughanoran (Loch na nDeorán), Annagry, with beautiful views of the lake and Errigal mountain. A central location, approximately 10 minutes from Gweedore/Dungloe/Carrickfinn Blue Flag Beach. Suitable for 2 guests. No pets allowed.

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A festive living area features a decorated Christmas tree adorned with lights and ornaments, positioned near a stone fireplace with a gentle flame. Stockings hang from the mantel, and seasonal greenery adds charm to the space, complemented by a warm candle on the wooden table.
Cottage in Ardara
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 299 reviews

The Wee Pink Cottage

Nestled among the trees on a quiet country road, this stunning wee cottage boasts a unique sense of tranquility and privacy. This location has an abundance of the best that nature has to offer. The Bluestack Way runs along the renowned Ownea Salmon River, which is only a stone's throw from the house. Explore the nearby trails and forestry, enjoy a good book under the Wisteria pergola or simply soak in the hot tub - whatever takes your fancy!

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The open living space features a comfortable sofa adorned with bright cushions and a colorful area rug. A small kitchen area includes bar stools and decorative plates on the wall, while natural light filters through skylights, enhancing the inviting ambiance.
Guesthouse in Gortahork
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

Peaceful Donegal Escape for Two- Nature and Peace

A cosy one-bed retreat in rural Donegal, perfect for couples or solo travellers seeking quiet, sea air and a true reset. This stylish, light-filled apartment is set in the heart of the Gaeltacht in Gortahork on the Wild Atlantic Way, just a 3-minute walk from the village. Close to surfing beaches, Mount Errigal, Glenveagh National Park, Dunfanaghy and Gweedore, it’s ideal for lovers of nature, outdoor adventure and Irish culture.

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