Top Things to do in Inishowen Peninsula
What to do and see in Inishowen Peninsula, County Donegal: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Inishowen Peninsula, Ireland including Inishowen Tourist Office, Mamore Gap, Swan Park, Kinnagoe Bay, IOSAS Centre and Celtic Prayer Garden, Fort Dunree Military Museum, Buncrana Beach, Glenevin Waterfall, Lough Foyle Ferry, Moville Shore Path.
Restaurants in Inishowen Peninsula
1. Inishowen Tourist Office
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 91 reviews
Visitor Information Centre providing in depth knowledge/expertise of the Inishowen Peninsula & County of Donegal. Find out what you can do and see in the peninsula from fantastic scenic drives to attractions, activities, cultural sights, arts and crafts. Ask for top tips on where to eat and stay, music & festivals during your visit. Stocking a large selection of locals Arts & Crafts and Souvenirs to remember your Inishowen Experience!
Reviewed By Annmariathomas - Swansea Bay, United Kingdom
A quiet and convenient Aire for a few vehicles no charge except for electric hook up. Helpful staff managing Covid situation with efficiency and understanding.
2. Mamore Gap
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By markd696 - Sligo, Ireland
a steep drive up when your travelling southbound on the wild atlantic way, great views. car park half way up to get out and take in the view
3. Swan Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By annkJ4494HZ
Great place to walk lovely views of river and wildlife has fairy houses for children and schools visit here on nature walks if in area would recommend
4. Kinnagoe Bay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By C_and_H_11 - Dublin, Ireland
Kinnagoe Beach is truly a little gem & is different from many of the beaches in Donegal in that it's smaller & more sheltered & surrounded by tree lined cliffs. It has very unusual sea worn rock formations, which are well worth exploring. The sand is golden which is typical of the fabulous beaches of Co Donegal. It's about halfway between Greencastle & Ballymagaraghy. Access is limited as the road is extremely steep close to the beach, so campervans beware!!
5. IOSAS Centre and Celtic Prayer Garden
6. Fort Dunree Military Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 318 reviews
Fort Dunree is situated 7 miles outside Buncrana on the Inishowen Peninsula, housing a Military Museum, Wildlife Discovery Room, Coffee Shop, stunning walks and majestic views of Lough Swilly it is a must for every visitor to Donegal
Reviewed By kingdom_warrior98 - Ireland, null
Really great walks around the Fort and some really very interesting history are within the walls! Its due for a major regeneration in 2021 and will be steeped in more history! Stunning coastal veiws
7. Buncrana Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By Tommie6 - County Carlow, Ireland
We stayed in the Harbour View Hotel across the road from this beach. How lucky were we? Fab beach. Lovely soft sand. We watched the sun setting at night. Went for walks after breakfast in the mornings. Love this beach
8. Glenevin Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 373 reviews
Reviewed By mikemor66 - Ellesmere Port, United Kingdom
A good walk on a lazy afternoon and there had been a bit of rain before so when we got to the waterfall it had a good flow, on a sunny afternoon you can stop half way and have a picnic and the little ones can hunt for the fairy houses
9. Lough Foyle Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 151 reviews
Car and Passenger ferry service connecting the Wild Atlantic Way and the Causeway Coastal Route. 15 minute ferry trip crossing the Lough Foyle giving you plenty of time to take in the fabulous scenery. Sailing a continuous shuttle service from 9am to 8:15pm between Greencastle in County Donegal and Magilligan Point in County Londonderry.
Reviewed By BarbieNewcastle
Very friendly staff. Great way to travel to Donegal ???????? Quick and efficient service. Beautiful views from all sides
10. Moville Shore Path
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By NPI338 - Coleraine, United Kingdom
We walked this path on two different days and it was popular. There are plenty of seats along the way, particularly at the Moville end. The total walk is about 3km from the Moville end with a small car park at 2.2km and finishing at a small beach. A really pleasant walk with beautiful views across the Foyle lough.
