Arranmore Island

(1 hour 15 mins plus ferry journey)

Discover the untamed beauty of Arranmore, County Donegal's largest offshore island. With breathtaking cliffs, enchanting sea caves, and sun-kissed sandy beaches, this rugged landscape is a sight to behold. To get there, contact the Burtonport to Arranmore Island Ferry Service at 074 954 2233 or visit arranmoreferry.com. More info: discoverireland.ie.

Tory Island

Lying 12km off north Donegal, Tory Island or Toraigh, the most remote of Ireland's inhabited islands. It is a timeless place ruled by its own elected king where people still talk of 'travelling to Ireland'. When visiting between March and September, look out for puffins! Hop on the Gortahork to Tory Ferry Service at 087 199 3710 or visit toryferry.com.

  • For an adventure to Tory Island, explore the Tory Angling Charters facebook page. They cater to novices, seasoned anglers, and sightseers, providing voyages along Donegal's stunning and historic coastline. Enjoy tours showcasing panoramic views of the cliffs, the old lighthouse, and the island's rich fishing heritage. This area also serves as a crucial habitat for the globally endangered corncrake bird.

    If you want to stay a night on the island, check out Teach Sabba. You’ll find info on how to book on their Facebook page.

Gola Island

Explore the picturesque Gola Island, covering around 500 acres and located just a mile from Machaire Gathlan pier or two miles from An Bun Beag pier. Delve into its serene landscapes by contacting the Gola Ferry Service at 087 224 5881 or find out more at gaothdobhair.ie.