Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesDunfanaghy in North West Donegal can be described as a place made for holidays.
Why it matchesThe school approach every surf lesson with the objective of not just offering a great one off experience of surfing, but for surfing to become a positive force in the customers lives even in a small way.
Why it matchesPopular with surfers for its consistent waves, it’s also ideal for peaceful walks, birdwatching, and ferry trips to Tory Island.
Why it matchesDunlewey Kayaking in County Donegal offers diverse kayaking experiences suitable for all skill levels and ages.
Why it matchesMarble Hill Beach is located in north County Donegal in between two headlands at Sheephaven Bay.
Why it matchesAt Ionad Cois Locha, Dunlewey, County Donegal, enjoy a short audio visual followed by a carding, spinning and weaving demonstration.
Why it matchesSelkie Sailing offers a good range of options to progress towards the individuals sailing goals, sporting adventures or even sailing careers.
Why it matchesMarble Head is particularly popular in summertime for swimming, though visitors can enjoy the beach's views any time of year.
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Why it matchesHigh up along the rugged north west Wild Atlantic Way lies Cluain na dTor Seaside Gardens (means Meadow of Shrubs), one of Ireland's best kept horticultural secrets.
Why it matchesCloughaneely Golf Club is part of the historic Ballyconnell Estate on the Wild Atlantic Way in northwest Donegal.
Why it matchesBlack Hound Tours crafts private, driver guided journeys across Ireland for travellers who value comfort, ease and an unhurried pace.
Why it matchesholiday experiences for the more adventurous traveller with Unique Ascent.
Why it matchesThis authentic two-story building was originally constructed in 1890 as the Falcarragh Police Barracks and used as such until 1920, when it became the Falcarragh Garda Station.
Why it matchesThe Workhouse Famine & Heritage Centre, Dunfanaghy, County Donegal, has been operating as a visitor information point, Famine museum and community hub since it opened in 1995.
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