Top Things to do in Malin Head
What to do and see in Malin Head, County Donegal: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Malin Head, Ireland including Wild Atlantic Gifts, Ballagh Studio, Donegal Climbing, The curiosity shop, Wild Alpaca Way, Malin Head Tours, Wee House at Malin.
Restaurants in Malin Head
1. Wild Atlantic Gifts
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
2. Ballagh Studio
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Ballagh studio is the most northerly Art Gallery in Ireland. It nestles on the mountainside overlooking Trawbreaga Bay, a nature reserve for wintering geese and sea birds. Our Fingerpost "PAINTINGS" will direct you to our studios, where there will be a warm welcome. Ros Harvey is a native of Malin, and returned in 1988 with her Printmaking partner Tim Stampton, who hails from Newfoundland, Canada. Together they have renovated and constructed a gallery/showroom, print workshop, their own ateliers and a framing shop. Everything they do is "hands-on" and their work is exclusive to Ballagh Studio. ROS is a Pastellist, a Member of the Royal Ulster Academy and The Pastel Society of Ireland. Her main interest is painting the breathtaking coast of the Inishowen peninsula. TIM, from his printmaking workshop, utilizing antique printing presses, has produced a number of Limited Edition Books, ranging from Folktales to Irish Mythology.
3. Donegal Climbing
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5.0 based on 52 reviews
We are eco-tourism providers of amazing tours and activities, we offer Donegal's only Star Wars and Heritage walking tours at Malin Head. We are offer hillwalking, rock climbing & abseiling / rappelling adventures in the Inishowen area of Donegal, Ireland. Your guide, Bren Whelan, is an award-winning wildlife & landscape photographer, film maker and highly qualified Failte Ireland guide and a Mountain Instructors Certificate (MIC) & International Mountain Leader (IML) award holder.
4. The curiosity shop
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Lt_Shade - Athlone, Ireland
What can I say. A unique shop on the way to Malin head. It is the most northernly brick and mortar shop in Ireland. The member of staff who I assume is the owner is very friendly and has a great sense of humour. Unlike most antique stores everything was clearly labelled with the price. Huge selection of stuff ranging from glassware to Warhammer. Parking is on street and shop is cash only. Contactable through Facebook.
5. Wild Alpaca Way
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5.0 based on 44 reviews
Wild Alpaca Way is a family run business based in Malin Head, Inishowen, County Donegal. John McGonagle, his wife Patricia and their three sons Danny, Aidan and Sean are happy to welcome visitors to their land located at Knockamany Bens towering above the Inishowen peninsula. The families four Alpacas – Bounce, Mojo, Chestnut & Badger are here to meet young and old. Come and experience the Wild Alpaca Way!!
Reviewed By bronachm2018
This was a brilliant experience. We went as a group of 7. Another family grouped in with us. All the children got to take an Alpaca by its lead and walk up through the beautiful Donegal hills. The views were amazing. We stopped at a few points so pictures could be taken. Really really recommend this to everyone. John was a real gentleman and his two boys, Aidan & Seán were just lovely. So friendly and helpful. Thanks so much for a lovely afternoon :) Bronach ☺️
6. Malin Head Tours
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Malin Head Tours offer a fully guided bus tour lasting approx 1.5 hours around Malin Head's attractions. Come and visit Ireland's most Northerly point and take a tour that has something for everyone. The tours content is a mix of geography, local history, legend, and a bit of craic too. This all told to the backdrop of Malin head's rugged beauty. There are also stops for photos.
7. Wee House at Malin
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