Donegal & the Giant’s Causeway

Make your own footsteps on one of nature’s most iconic sites, and explore a wonderful corner of Ireland.

Giant’s Causeway

Tour Highlights & Inclusions

• A visit to the awe-inspiring Giant’s Causeway with entrance to the Visitor Centre • Time to explore bustling Donegal town under your own steam • Visit beautiful, Glenveagh National Park • A fascinating guided tour of historic

Glenveagh Castle • A scenic coastal drive alongside the

Wild Atlantic Way, one of Ireland’s most picturesque roads • A tour of the rugged Inishowen Peninsula, including a thought-provoking visit to the fascinating Doagh Isle Famine Village • Five nights’ carefully chosen three-star dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation • Return flights to Belfast, with coach travel and transfers throughout • Fully escorted by a friendly, experienced tour manager

Glenveagh Lake, County Donegal

Enjoy a feast of varied sights and stunning coastal and mountain scenery, as from your base in lively Letterkenny you visit County Antrim’s astonishing UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, take in Donegal Town, the beautiful Glenveagh National Park and its castle, and spend a day on the remote, timeless Inishowen peninsula.

One of the most popular towns in Ireland’s north, bustling Letterkenny, a short distance from beautiful Lough Swilly, offers shops, restaurants, bars and cafés, and is a perfect base for the tour. The undoubted highlight will be the visit to the truly breathtaking Causeway, where extraordinary basalt columns act as stepping stones into the Atlantic waters – a simply unforgettable sight. Our visit will include entrance to the Visitor Centre. As well as enjoying the active interpretation area, you’ll be given a free audio guide to take to the stones. Although there is typically a minibus to take visitors to the causeway from the visitor centre (payable locally), the more energetic will be rewarded by walking across the cliff path, with its breathtaking views and invigorating sea air. Photo opportunities also abound at ruined Dunluce Castle in its cliff-top setting, and this popular break is completed with visits to lively Donegal Town with its Jacobean castle, verdant Glenveagh National Park with its rolling vistas, and unspoiled Inishowen, site of the poignant Doagh Island Famine Village. From here, travel through the beautiful, timeless landscape, remote peninsula town of Carndonagh to wild, windswept Malin, from where stupendous views stretch to the west of Scotland.

Your Hotel

Dunluce Castle

Available Apr to Jul, Sep & Oct 2022 Fly direct from these airports. Prices from

• Birmingham £755 • Bristol £755 • Edinburgh £805 • Gatwick £745 • Glasgow £799 • Liverpool £755 • Luton £745 • Manchester £755 • Newcastle £795 • Stansted £745 Tour Only without flights from £650

Make your own way to the airport or your hotel. Room for Sole Use from £155

Station House Hotel, Letterkenny HHH Half-Board

The welcoming Station House Hotel is conveniently situated by the banks of the tranquil River Swilly overlooking Old Town Bridge close to the centre of this lively town, and has its own Depot Café/ Bar, serving food and drinks from dawn until dusk. Guest rooms are comfortable and equipped with TV, tea/coffee-making facilities, a safe, free Wi-Fi, telephone and private facilities with a shower. Room service is available for a charge.