#discoverdonegal

Welcome back again to Ireland’s Hidden Gems. Today we’ll discovering all about Donegal. Donegal is the home to some glorious beaches and the views are rivalled by no other. Donegal was named as the coolest place on the planet this year by National Geographic. This blog will share 5 hidden gems you cannot miss out on when visiting the beautiful Donegal.

1.    Horn Head

Horn Head lies along the Wild Atlantic Way, just 10 minutes from the town of Dunfanaghy. The view at the top is exhilarating, and breath-taking to visitors.

This hidden gem holds the county’s most beautiful sunset and makes for a glorious end to a drive along Donegal’s Wild Atlantic Way. With the sun setting over the water, Horn Head is a spectacle you must see while visiting Co. Donegal.

2.    Murder Hole Beach

Just outside Downings in Co. Donegal is a hidden beach more beautiful than any other one could visit. To get to Murder Hole beach be prepared for an adventure. Following the Wild Atlantic Way until you reach a dead end, trek through two fields and climb to an opening between two little hills. There lies the untouched beach that is Murder Hole, with beautiful sand and crashing waves and a cave from which the beach looks even more magical. This is a beach you have to visit while on your travels.

3.    Sliabh Liag Cliffs

These cliffs are just as beautiful and are just as stunning as the Cliffs of Moher. But with less tourists so you can be sure to take that Instagram photo. The picturesque views are quite simply breath-taking. While on your travels to Donegal you must discover this gem on your adventure to Slibh Liag.

4.    The Rosguill Peninsula

Is 13km in length and is situated along the Wild Atlantic Way. The viewpoint is a short car journey outside the town of Downings. This spot is known for its stunning sunset colours and the natural beauty around the Rosguill Peninsula is magical and is an absolute hidden gem in Co. Donegal.

5.    Crohy Head