Swan Park, Buncrana
Swan Park Buncrana is a historic riverside park in the heart of Buncrana, Inishowen, offering scenic walks, public art, and a connection to local heritage. Named after Harry Swan, a prominent local historian and author, the park preserves the town’s natural beauty while celebrating its rich industrial and cultural past. Visitors can enjoy riverside paths, orchards, and meadows, all while exploring the park’s historical significance and artistic installations. A Legacy from Harry Swan Swan Park takes its name from Harry Percival Swan,
Northwest Vets
Northwest Vets is a modern, well-established veterinary clinic delivering professional and compassionate care for pets, farm animals and horses across Inishowen and the wider County Donegal region. With an experienced team and purpose-built facilities, the practice is dedicated to supporting both local families and visitors travelling with animals. The clinic provides a comprehensive range of veterinary services for small animals, including routine health checks, vaccinations, microchipping, dental care, neutering, parasite control and diagnostic imaging. Pet owners can also access services such
Inishowen Innovation
Located in the heart of Buncrana on the stunning Inishowen Peninsula, Inishowen Innovation is a modern innovation and enterprise hub designed to support entrepreneurs, start-ups, remote workers, digital creatives and established businesses across Donegal and the wider North West. Combining cutting-edge technology, flexible workspace solutions and a thriving collaborative community, it has quickly become one of the region’s leading centres for innovation, enterprise and business growth. Purpose-built to foster creativity, productivity and connection, Inishowen Innovation offers state-of-the-art coworking facilities including hot
Wainsworld Buncrana
Looking for something fun to do with the kids during your visit to Inishowen? Wainsworld is a fantastic indoor soft play area, offering hours of entertainment for children and a relaxing stop for parents. Perfect for rainy days, weekend treats, or a break from sightseeing along the Wild Atlantic Way, Wainsworld is a popular spot for both locals and visitors exploring County Donegal. With a welcoming atmosphere, great facilities, and something for all ages, Wainsworld is an ideal choice for families enjoying
Joyce’s Bar & Lounge
Joyce's Bar & Lounge is a welcoming family-run bar, lounge and guest accommodation located in the heart of Carndonagh’s Diamond, Inishowen, Co. Donegal. Combining traditional Irish hospitality with modern comfort, Joyce’s offers visitors a lively social atmosphere, cosy spaces to relax, and a convenient base for exploring the Wild Atlantic Way. Popular with both locals and visitors, Joyce’s provides regular live entertainment, comfortable accommodation, and easy access to some of Inishowen’s best attractions, making it an ideal stop whether you are
Fort Dunree
Fort Dunree is one of the most fascinating historical attractions on the Inishowen Peninsula, located on a dramatic cliff-top overlooking Lough Swilly near Buncrana. Combining a military museum, spectacular coastal scenery, walking trails and family-friendly visitor facilities, Fort Dunree offers a unique opportunity to explore over 200 years of Irish and European history along the Wild Atlantic Way. Originally built during the Napoleonic era in the early 1800s as part of a strategic coastal defence system protecting Lough Swilly, the fort
Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa
Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa, located in Ballyliffin, Inishowen, County Donegal, is a beautifully newly refurbished 4‑star hotel, spa and dining destination overlooking Pollan Bay and the Wild Atlantic Way. With contemporary interiors, enhanced guest rooms, and upgraded leisure facilities, this family‑run lodge is one of Inishowen's premier places to stay, relax and enjoy world‑class hospitality. Whether you’re on a romantic break, family holiday, golf getaway, or scenic touring adventure, Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa combines modern style, comfort and stunning Atlantic views
Wee House Of Malin
Perched on the shoreside at the bottom of a steep hill near Malin Head, the Wee House of Malin is a site steeped in folklore and history. The name refers to a small cave, said to accommodate any number of visitors, reflecting local beliefs in the mystical and sacred power of the site. The cave and adjacent holy well are closely associated with the sanctity of water, long revered in Irish tradition. In front of the cave stands the remains of
Shroove Beach
📍 LocationLocated beside the historic Stroove Lighthouse near the village of Greencastle on the eastern coast of the Inishowen Peninsula, approximately 42 km northeast of the Inishowen Tourist Office. 🏖️ Beach at a Glance Beach Type: Sandy beach Blue Flag Beach: Yes Parking: Available nearby Swimming: Yes Walking: Yes Lifeguard: Seasonal Toilets: Seasonal Dogs: Permitted with seasonal restrictions 🌊 About the BeachShroove Beach, also known as Stroove Beach, is a small Blue Flag beach near Greencastle on the eastern coast of the
Kinnagoe Bay
📍 Location Kinnagoe Bay is located near Carrowmenagh on the Inishowen Peninsula, approximately 42 km northeast of the Inishowen Tourist Office. The beach is reached via a winding road descending from the hilltop. Visitors should take care on the approach, particularly during busy periods. 🏖️ Beach at a Glance Beach Type: Sandy and pebble beach Blue Flag Beach: No Parking: Small car park at the beach Swimming: Yes Snorkelling: Yes Walking: Yes Lifeguard: No Toilets: No Accessibility: Limited due to steep access