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Cottage in Portnablagh
5 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

The Anchorage, Portnablagh, Dunfanaghy.

Secluded Luxury Beach Cottage, Steps from the Beach. Restore and recharge at “The Anchorage” . Swim, cycle, walk, golf or kayak to immerse yourself in the picturesque surroundings. The Anchorage is located along the Wild Atlantic Way in Portnablagh and set back amongst mature trees and private gardens . Have fun with the whole family, relax and take time out whilst enjoying the stunning views, local cuisines and amenities including Ards Forest Park, The Friary and Glenveagh National Park.

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A spacious bedroom features a wooden bed with fresh linens and towels. Soft natural light filters through large sheer curtains. A cozy armchair and small side table are positioned nearby, adding to the room's inviting atmosphere. Decorative frames adorn the wall above the bed.
Condo in Dunfanaghy
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 224 reviews

The Old Bank House

With a prime location in the heart of bustling Dunfanaghy, The Old Bank Apartment has been renovated into a fresh, modern seaside apartment with stunning beach views. Our surf school Narosa is right next door so we're always here to help, and you can enjoy all the fun of Irish surfing with our team! Afterwards you can chill in our on site garden, and enjoy use of our fire-pit, BBQ & covered outdoor cooking area. With cosy pubs & restaurants on your doorstep, your evening activities are covered.

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A tiny home is situated atop a grassy meadow, framed by lush greenery and distant mountain views. The soft evening light casts a gentle glow over the landscape, enhancing the serene atmosphere of the location.
Tiny home in Creeslough
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

The Meadow Tiny Home

Enjoy a peaceful break set in a tranquil location overlooking the Derryveagh Mountains and Sheephaven Bay. With Ards Forest Park, Glenveagh National Park and Castle, Doe Castle, award winning restaurants and countless beautiful beaches within a 20 minute drive, this charming tiny home is a great base to explore from. Having a car is essential to explore this area. We love where we live, and we will be happy to give any recommendations that you may need. We look forward to welcoming you

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A spacious living area is presented with a comfortable light-colored sofa adorned with patterned cushions. A wooden coffee table sits in front, complemented by a decorative bowl. A coastal-themed painting hangs above, adding a touch of artistry to the neutral-toned wall.
Apartment in Dunfanaghy
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Dunfanaghy On Your Doorstep - The Stumble Inn

Welcome to Dunfanaghy on your doorstep - The Stumble Inn Apartment! The Stumble Inn is located in the center of Dunfanaghy on the Wild Atlantic Way. Our relaxing apartment is walking distance to several local pubs, restaurants, and beaches- the perfect location for a long weekend or an even longer Donegal holiday! Guests can enjoy the new fully-equipped kitchen, hotel quality super-king size bed, large en-suite bathroom, and views of the Market Square, Sheephaven Bay, and Hornhead.

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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, 130 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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Home in County Donegal
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

Hornhead Hot Tub Escape

If you are looking for a romantic getaway or somewhere you can relax and recharge, our property is ideal for you. We have breath taking views right from the doorstep, in a very scenic part of the countryside. We are just a short drive from Dunfanaghy with a number of beaches near by. Our private Hot Tub is included with unlimited use all year round to our guests. We have local recommendations in our guide book but we are available and happy to answer any queries you may have.

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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 in County Donegal
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Johnny Shéain's House

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 wooden shelf displays a framed art print featuring Dunfanaghy's coastline, alongside a vintage map of the area. Decorative coasters are arranged neatly, and a word 'Dunfanaghy' is crafted in a blue material, adding a personal touch to the space.
Home in Portnablagh
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Beautiful Dunfanaghy House with Sea Views

Dunfanaghy has become a go-to destination on the North West coast and it is easy to see why. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way, Dunfanaghy overlooks Sheephaven Bay and is home to a bustling and vibrant family of shops, restaurants, cafes and of course, the infamous Irish pub. Whether you want to explore Donegal, surf, swim, play golf or take in the breathtaking scenery on a walk, or simply sit back and relax, Dunfanaghy has it all.

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The exterior of a light-colored cottage is shown, framed by a wooden fence and bordered by gravel. Lush green foliage complements the garden area, with a welcoming front door and neatly arranged flower pots under the windows.
Cottage in Dunfanaghy
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Martin-Annies Cottage-Heart of Dunfanaghy-5 person

The cottage has been refurbished and is comfortable, light, homely and tastefully decorated. There are three car parking spaces at the cottage When you get here no need to drive the car into town as its only a 5 min walk into the village where there is a good selection of eateries and bars. The local area offers a stunning beach, golf course, various water activities and other places of beauty close bay.

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An aerial view of a beach house nestled in a verdant landscape, surrounded by lush greenery. The house features large windows and a pathway leading to the entrance. Scenic hills and distant shorelines create a tranquil backdrop under a cloudy blue sky.
Home in Dooey
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Architect's family beach house at Dooey, Dogs ok

Unique and peaceful, family- and pet-friendly beach house surrounded by nature. Sleeps x6 in 3 bedrooms. Only 10 minutes walk to the nearest shore. Walking distance (20 minutes) to Dooey beach, where you can book the private Dooey beach sauna, Surf or Stand Up Paddleboard lessons. Short drive to Lettermacaward village with 2 shops, pubs incl. food, live music and traditional Irish music sessions.

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A charming house is illuminated by a warm light in the evening. Its stone and wood facade is complemented by large windows that reveal a cozy glow from within. The entrance features a central arched door with a slight overhang, framed by landscaped greenery.
Home in Dunfanaghy
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Cosy beach house minutes walk from beach

Quirky 3 bed house less than 5 minutes walk from The beach and golf course and 15 minutes walk from Dunfanaghy & Portnablagh. Sleeps 6 - the house is decorated in muted seaside colours and a wealth of unique touches. With a fully equipped kitchen the house offers a washing machine and tumble dryer. Outside boasts an enclosed back garden, patio and outside dining, fire pit and BBQ Self check in

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The exterior of the guesthouse features a white façade with a modern roof and circular window. Step stone stairs lead to a glass door flanked by two small plants. The surroundings consist of gravel pathways and lush greenery, offering a serene and private atmosphere.
Tiny home in Dunfanaghy
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Whin Hill Cottage Guesthouse

Whin hill cottage’s guesthouse is located near Marble hill beach and Ards forest park, between the village of Creeslough and the sea side village of Dunfananaghy. 20 minute walk to the beach, 25 minutes walk to the Shanndon hotel. Perfect for a couples getaway. Towels and bed linen are supplied. Barbecue available.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Dunfanaghy?

    Dunfanaghy has cozy coastal neighborhoods and tranquil rural surroundings for different travel styles. Many accommodations welcome families and those seeking pet-friendly options, allowing you to enjoy village life or quiet countryside settings.

  • What are the best things to do in Dunfanaghy with kids?

    Families often explore sandy beaches, local playgrounds, or the area’s walking trails suited for all ages. The village has interactive museums, outdoor activity centers, and horse riding experiences around the coast.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Dunfanaghy?

    Dunfanaghy has sandy beaches, art galleries, and vibrant local markets to explore. Many visitors enjoy hiking scenic coastal trails, visiting heritage sites, and discovering creative studios around the village center.

  • How is the weather in Dunfanaghy?

    Dunfanaghy experiences mild, often damp winters near 39–47°F (4–8°C), and summers with comfortable temperatures around 54–63°F (12–17°C). Rain showers are common throughout the year, so packing a waterproof jacket is helpful.

  • When is the best time to visit Dunfanaghy?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for warmer weather and longer daylight hours. Some travelers appreciate the quieter atmosphere outside of peak summer, when coastal walks and village cafés are less busy.

  • What are the best places to visit in Dunfanaghy?

    Frequently suggested spots include the village’s sandy beaches, locally run art galleries, and heritage museums. Many visitors also explore Horn Head for its coastal scenery and the area around Dunfanaghy Workhouse to learn about the region’s history.

  • What are some hiking trails in Dunfanaghy?

    Dunfanaghy has coastal trails around Horn Head, forest walks in Ards Forest Park, and easy paths along sandy beaches. Hikers frequently suggest routes with sea cliffs, woodlands, or views over Sheephaven Bay.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Dunfanaghy?

    Families can explore the beaches, try pony trekking, or visit Dunfanaghy Workhouse for hands-on history exhibits. The area has outdoor activity centers and gentle nature trails as well.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dunfanaghy?

    Around Dunfanaghy, travelers often enjoy Glenveagh National Park’s gardens and castle, or visit Tory Island for distinct cultural traditions. The local area has dramatic cliffs, woodland parks, and craft studios to explore.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dunfanaghy?

    Many accommodations in and around Dunfanaghy welcome pets, making it easy to access local trails and beaches with your companion. Be sure to check specific house rules regarding pets before booking.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Dunfanaghy?

    Bring layers and waterproof clothing, as weather can change quickly. Locals value slow, mindful exploration, so take time enjoying cafés, markets, and coastal paths, and ask about community music sessions that sometimes take place in village pubs.

  • What is Dunfanaghy known for?

    Dunfanaghy is known for its sweeping Atlantic beaches, creative arts scene, and landscapes shaped by history. The village is also recognized for hosting traditional music sessions and showcasing local craftsmanship.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dunfanaghy?

    Seek out secluded coves along the coastline, art studios tucked into the countryside, or unmarked trails in Ards Forest Park. Some visitors discover that lesser-known heritage sites and community food markets provide a different perspective on the area.

  • What are the best foods to try in Dunfanaghy?

    Dunfanaghy is known for fresh Atlantic seafood, traditional Irish breads, and homemade desserts. Many travelers enjoy locally sourced cheeses or seasonal produce at village cafés and markets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Dunfanaghy?

    Pack waterproof layers, comfortable shoes for beach and woodland walks, and a reusable water bottle. Bringing a camera is also popular, as the coastal scenery often inspires photography.

  • What is the nightlife in Dunfanaghy like?

    Evenings in Dunfanaghy are relaxed, with traditional pubs featuring local music and casual conversation. Some pubs host live sessions or open mic nights, giving visitors opportunities to engage with residents and enjoy regional sounds.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Dunfanaghy?

    Dunfanaghy frequently hosts arts festivals, live music weekends, and cultural gatherings in late spring and summer. Local markets and traditional sessions celebrate the region’s music, crafts, and community spirit.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dunfanaghy?

    Dunfanaghy has many family-friendly vacation homes and cottages, with spacious layouts and access to beaches or rural walks. Filters make it easy to find rentals with child-focused amenities.

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