Ballygorman 1.3 miles. Sparkling Waters is positioned in a coastal countryside overlooking the wild Atlantic Ocean on Ireland’s most northerly point, Malin Head. Set over the ground floor, Sparkling Waters provides a secluded retreat for families eager to break away from everyday life and enjoy some quiet time in County Donegal. After a day of coastal walking, look forward to curling up on the sofa beside the woodburning stove, catching up on your favourite TV. Move through to the kitchen, boasting a country style with all the mod cons required for a short break, while the dining room is where you can host mealtimes. Discover the porch for some quiet time away with a book, or head out to the lovely enclosed garden, a spacious area where you four legged friend can run about. The bedrooms at this County Donegal home include a double, twin and single, each hosting traditional furnishings and lovely fixtures. Start the morning with a shower before heading outside and pondering where you visit next. Just a mile away lies Ballygorman, a charming village home to the most northerly pub in Ireland, Farrens pub, where you refuel with a refreshing pint of Guinness after a day's adventure. There is also a convenience store where you can pick up the essentials. Feel the dramatic power of the landscape as you stand on the edge of Malin Head, enveloped in rugged scenery, fierce waves and thriving birdlife. Those really looking to capture the scene can amble along the Wild Atlantic Way, one of the longest defined coastal routes in the world, crossing spellbinding beaches, mystical islands and friendly villages. Alternatively, visit the towns of Carndonagh, Buncrana and Letterkenny for boutique shopping, restaurants and lively bars, or take a day trip to Derry. Immersed in wild beauty and striking landscapes, a holiday at Sparkling Waters is sure to impress.

Situated in County Donegal near to the famous Malin Head, Ballygorman is the most northern village in Ireland, perfect for taking in the incredible scenery of the North Atlantic ocean. Home to just under 250 residents, it is a truly unique area with many opportunities for exploring this amazing headland. Found in the village are some pubs, one of which holds the title of the 'most northerly pub in Ireland', Farren's pub, as well as a convenience store and post office. At the very tip of the Malin Head headland is Banba's Crown, named after a mythical goddess of Ireland, built by the British Admirality in 1805, and it is visited by thousands of tourists every year. Another big attraction to this remote place comes from the fact that the blockbuster hit Star Wars: The Last Jedi filmed scenes in this very special place, with Luke Skywalker (actor Mark Hamill) even popping into Farren's pub.

Accommodation