Viewpoints in Donegal
Crohy Viewpoint
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Crohy Viewpoint, nestled on the southwest side of Crohy Head along a narrow coastal road. With its panoramic views of three massive strands, Traigheanna Bay, and the open ocean, this hidden gem offers an awe-inspiring experience. Relax on the stone picnic benches, immerse yourself in nature, and remember to leave no trace as you indulge in the pristine coastal splendor.
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Gweebarra River view point
If you're driving on the N56 between Ardara and Dungloe, make sure to stop by the Gweebarra River viewpoint. This little stop offers a breathtaking view of the Gweebarra River outfall located in west Donegal.
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Manorcunnigham Viewpoint
If you're driving between Letterkenny and Derry and need a quick rest or a chance to take in some breathtaking scenery, look no further than Manorcunnigham Viewpoint. This small but beautiful stop is located just 10 minutes from Letterkenny on the N13, making it a convenient place to take a break on a long journey.
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Magilligan Point View
Magilligan Viewpoint: The Perfect First Stop on Your Wild Atlantic Way Journey
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Mamore Gap , Inishowen
Mamore Gap is a stunning natural amphitheatre located in Inishowen peninsula in Co. Donegal, Ireland. The drive to the gap offers breathtaking views of the countryside and the coast.
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Roy Island view point
Located at the 15th stop of all 39 Wild Atlantic Way stops in Donegal is the stunning Roy Island viewpoint. Whether you're a seasoned WAW traveller or just passing through the area, this spot is definitely worth a stop.
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Glengesh Pass
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Muckros Head
Muckros Head is a stunning headland located in County Donegal, Ireland, known for its rugged and natural beauty, spectacular cliffs, and breathtaking sea views. Visitors can enjoy walking along the cliffs, birdwatching, and visiting nearby beaches.
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Crohy Head Sea Arch
A traveler's guide to Crohy Head Sea Arch. Discover the captivating Na Bristí, also known as Crohy Head Sea Arch, located on the stunning Mullaghmullan Peninsula in Donegal. Immerse yourself in the beauty of one of Ireland's most beautiful sea arches, popular among photographers. Find access tips, safety precautions, and the best time to visit for a truly mesmerizing experience. Explore the majestic Bristi Sea Stack and two hidden arches, and don't miss the breathtaking sunset views. Plan your unforgettable journey to Na Bristí today.
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Tullan Strand
Tullan Strand is one of the must-visit stops on the Wild Atlantic Way in Donegal. Known for its fantastic surfing conditions, the beach stretches for 2km from the north end of Bundoran Town to the Erne Estuary at Ballyshannon.
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