Donegal County, İrlanda otelleri

Donegal County sits in the northwest corner of Ireland, wrapped by the Atlantic Ocean. Famous for its dramatic cliffs like Slieve League (three times taller than the Cliffs of Moher) and the Wild Atlantic Way driving route, this region offers hiking along sea cliffs in the mild summers (60-68°F / 15-20°C) and surfing at Rossnowlagh Beach when winter storms roll in (40-50°F / 5-10°C). In spring, you can explore Glenveagh National Park's trails without summer crowds, while autumn is perfect for spotting basking sharks off Malin Head - Ireland's most northerly point.