Welcome to the world’s longest defined coastal touring route, stretching 2,500km along Ireland’s rugged western shoreline from Malin Head in Co. Donegal to Kinsale in Co. Cork. Donegal claims the largest share of this spectacular journey and offers an incredible variety of things to see, do, taste, and experience.

What makes Donegal truly special is its unique blend of breathtaking scenery, rich heritage, and warm, welcoming people. The county’s dramatic terrain includes some of the highest sea cliffs in Europe, world-class surfing waves, 80 miles of pristine beaches, scenic hill walking trails, cycling routes, fishing, horse riding, golfing, diving, and cosy traditional pubs. It’s a destination that offers something for every visitor — whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural discovery.

Families will find a fantastic range of visitor attractions and outdoor activity centres, ensuring memorable days out for all ages.

Donegal is also renowned for its outstanding food culture — a haven for seafood lovers, artisan producers, craft cheeses, and locally sourced cuisine. It’s the perfect place to indulge your senses and savour the flavours of the Atlantic.

Steeped in history, Donegal is home to some of Ireland’s most significant national monuments, from early Christian heritage associated with St. Colmcille to the ancient strongholds of the powerful O’Donnell clan, rulers of the region until the 1600s.

Majestic, captivating, and rich in character, Donegal offers a unique blend of coastal and highland landscapes where you can truly escape and feel free. It is, without doubt, a destination worth discovering.

The Station House Hotel is the ideal base for exploring the hidden gems and breathtaking highlights of the Wild Atlantic Way.