Donegal & the North-West Of Ireland  |
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Seemingly unaffected by the passage of time, this most remote and undiscovered corner of Ireland attracts visitors seeking wild and beautiful scenery. Indeed, many Irish writers and poets have taken inspiration from this enigmatic region. The north-west also has a rich tradition in crafts, particularly pottery and tweed.
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The Central Hotel
3 Star Tel: 00 353 7497 21027
The Diamond,Donegal |
This family run hotel in the centre of Donegal Town overlooks the Main Square and Donegal Bay. All rooms have en-suite, TV, telephone, hospitality tray, hairdryer, lift.
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| Sunday 30 October |
6 Days |
£345 |
Single Supplement £82 Insurance £25
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What’s Included:
5 Nights Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, Return Ferry Crossings. Entertainment Package. |
| ITINERARY |
| Day 1 |
Travel to Cairnryan to board the 1300 sailing to Larne. After
disembarking, we travel west across Ireland to Donegal. |
| Day 2 |
A Full day excursion through County Donegal to Glenveagh
National Park with its fairytale castle surrounded by
mountains and lakes. Its traditional Gaeltacht region reflects
ancient Irish traditions and is also the birthplace of famous
Irish singer, Daniel O’Donnell. Punch and Traditional Music
Night with three musicians. |
| Day 3 |
Today we have a morning excursion to the world famous
Belleek Pottery giving you the afternoon to explore Donegal.
Tonight we have early evening Bingo followed by music with
a One Man Band. |
| Day 4 |
A scenic tour through the beautiful countryside of Sligo, a
major inspiration for local poet WB Yeats. Pass panoramic
Benbulben as you drive through Glencar Valley en-route to
the calm waters of Lough Gill. We have a Candlelit Dinner
this evening with a two piece music group. |
| Day 5 |
Today we pass through Killybegs, one of Ireland’s busiest
fishing ports and along the coastal road through Kilcar and
Carrick, a small town that can boast one of the highest cliff
faces, the Slieve League. At Glencolumbkille visit the Folk
Village |
| Day 6 |
Travel east to Larne for the 1300 sailing to Cairnryan,
arriving home mid evening. |
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