Greencastle Cove has put together a visitor pack to help you get the most of your stay, so for a complete breakdown of what is available, contact reception

The Inishowen Peninsula is flanked to the east by Lough Foyle, to the west by the beautiful Lough Swilly and to the north are the Cliffs of Malin Head, the most northerly point in Ireland.

Greencastle, Donegal’s second most important fishing harbour, is situated on the east side of the Inishowen Peninsula close to where Lough Foyle narrows at Magilligan Point. On this side of the peninsula are the coastal villages of Redcastle, Whitecastle, Greencastle and Moville.

“Inishowen 100“, named from the distance around the peninsula via the coast road, is a popular touring route for visitors.

Inishowen is undeniably one of the most picturesque parts of Ireland and many sights are just a short trip from Greencastle. Some of the popular ones include the spectacular Urris Hills and the Gap of Mamore, which offer panoramic views of the coast, the Glenveagh National Park and the Derryveagh Mountains to the south west; the majestic Lough Swilly and the cliffs at Dunnaff and Malin Head.