Holiday rentals in Bundoran

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Top guest favourite
The charming traditional Irish thatched cottage features a golden straw roof and whitewashed walls. Bright red window frames and a red front door complement the vibrant hanging flower baskets. Lush greenery surrounds the cottage, enhancing its quaint appearance against a backdrop of blue sky and fluffy clouds.
Cottage in Belleek
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

5* Luxury Irish Thatched Cottage HiddenGem Ireland

Keenaghan Cottage is an Award Winning Traditional Irish Thatched Cottage combined with unrivalled 5* luxury. Romantically nestled in stunning County Fermanagh, yet a stone’s throw into magical County Donegal... the perfect location for exploring the idyllic West coast of Ireland. This unique place has a style all its own. Private, two Bedroom, two Restroom property with all mod cons, this property is fully equipped - a really comfortable home from home. Nearby village of Belleek, Enniskillen...

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A panoramic view reveals a tranquil beach meeting rolling hills and mountains under a clear blue sky. Puffs of clouds drift above the landscape, which features a wooden railing in the foreground, providing a rustic touch to the scenic setting.
Ranch in County Sligo
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 232 reviews

The Sea Horse Snug

This is a unique small cabin in the heart of a western style ranch, with spectacular views of mullaghmore beach, harbour and the vast range of mountains from donegals slieve league, beautiful benbulben right over to knocknarea. Wake up to these amazing views and enjoy the sun shine on the patio while taking it all in! This is an open plan space with a small kitchenette for the basics, no Wi-Fi so time to switch off enjoy the view or cosy up and watch a dvd! A wholesome stay to reset and recharge

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the guest house features a stone façade with wooden accents. A gravel path leads to double doors, flanked by vibrant flower pots. A small patio is set with a table and two chairs, providing a relaxed outdoor space amid landscaped greenery.
Guest house in County Sligo
5 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

The Little Coast House -1 bedroom guest house

The little coast house is a cosy contemporary open plan space nestled between the majestic slopes of Benbulben and the amazing Streedagh Beach. A hidden gem along the Wild Atlantic Way situated in North Sligo approx 1km off the main N15 in a quiet and peaceful setting beside our own family home. Close to so many wonderful places to visit! A fantastic base for exploring Sligo, Donegal and many surrounding counties. A 10 minute drive to the charming town of Sligo, great for shopping and dining.

Top guest favourite
The cabin features large glass doors framed by greenery, allowing natural light to fill the interior. A lush environment of trees and plants surrounds the structure, creating a sense of seclusion. The entrance is accessible via a gentle slope, enhancing the inviting appearance of the hut.
Hut in Knader
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 456 reviews

Romantic seclusion with lake water lapping.

Our cosy hut consists of a comfortable bedroom with an enchanted view of Assaroe Lake: enjoy it on our 3 deckings! The cabin is very close to our house but secluded from it, buried in the woods. The room provides a tranquill escape from frantic life:- there’s Wi-Fi but no television , just a radio. Kitchen facilities are basic but functional. We provide the basis for a continent breakfast. Beaches and hiking trails are very close by. WE ACCEPT PETS ONLY AFTER CONSULTATION WITH THEIR OWNER

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A cabin-style holiday home is set against a backdrop of rolling hills. The wooden exterior blends with the natural surroundings. A gravel path leads up to the entrance, while a spacious green area is visible, bordered by trees and shrubs.
Cabin in Magheracar
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 296 reviews

Recharge your batteries and enjoy the view.

Situated in rural Ardfarna, with beautiful views to the hills of Leitrim, just over a mile from Bundoran's centre and its beaches, the Sugaries offers you the perfect slot for a vacation. A revamped mobile home, in cabin style, offering sleeping accomodation for up to 6 people, with a comfy memory foam mattress in the master bedroom, ideal for good friends and/ or family. Surfing, fishing, cycling, walking or maybe just relaxing to get away from it all, that's what the Sugaries have to offer.

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Two glamping pods are set on a well-maintained lawn, framed by gravel pathways. Each pod features a large glass door, allowing natural light to fill the interior. Rolling hills can be seen in the distance under a sky dotted with fluffy clouds.
Farm stay in Bundoran
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 350 reviews

Glamping in Bundoran with Sea Views

In a quiet corner of Bundoran, our luxury glamping pods offer a relaxing base on the Wild Atlantic Way with stunning views of Tullan Strand. We are based in an excellent position for adults/couples to explore Donegal, Sligo & Leitrim. You can enjoy walking, cycling, and horse trails locally or just soak up the scenery and relax. We are located looking over Tullan Stand which is known worldwide for its perfect surf beach breaks. *We are a working stud farm with horses and dogs/cats on-site.

Top guest favourite
The modern cottage exterior is clad in natural wood, with large windows reflecting warm indoor light. Soft lighting illuminates the entry, and a gravel pathway leads to the entrance. The surrounding landscape features natural greenery, enhancing the serene atmosphere.
Cottage in Lough Eske
5 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Luxurious modern cottage

This modern, luxurious cottage is truly special. It is located in the Tawnawully mountains by Lough Eske. It is set on 12 acres with a river running through it and a tumbling waterfall right by the cottage. Only 15 minutes drive to Donegal town, which has some really nice restaurants and bars. There is a castle to explore in the town and a wonderful craft village with a very good cafe. Ten minutes drive to Harveys Point and twelve minutes from Lough Eske castle, both reputable 5 * hotels.

Top guest favourite
A scenic view of the river Erne at sunset is captured, reflecting soft hues in the water. Lush greenery lines the banks, while distant trees and buildings are visible along the shore. The tranquil atmosphere evokes a sense of peace and natural beauty.
Home in County Donegal
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 212 reviews

Beautiful sea-view, country cottage feel townhouse

Welcome to Downstairs Cottage, a cosy cottage feel, newly decorated 2 bedroom semi detached holiday home . Located in the heart of Ballyshannon, Irelands oldest town which is full of culture and heritage. A gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way, with an abundance of the counties treasures on its doorstep, full of fun things to see and do. The property is located at the mouth of the river Erne overlooking the estuary with sea and country garden views. Walking accessibility to all amenities.

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Bungalow in Bundoran
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Bright And Modern 3 Bedroom Bungalow in Bundoran

Bright and modern Semi-Detached Bungalow in Prime Location This charming bungalow is ideally situated in a peaceful residential development, just a short stroll from the main street, its shops, cafes, lively pubs and amenities. Easy access to Tullan Strand, Rougey, West End cliff walks, Waterworld, cinema, bowling alley, amusements, and more. Perfectly positioned to explore the beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way, its an ideal base for beach lovers, for surfing, golf and hiking.

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The stone cottage is set against a backdrop of rolling hills and the ocean. A patio area with a small table and chairs is offered for outdoor seating, while the sturdy chimney indicates a wood-burning stove inside. Clear skies reveal a peaceful, natural landscape.
Home in Kilcar
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 661 reviews

Restored Sheep Farmer's Cottage -Wild Atlantic Way

This tastefully restored formed Sheep Farmer's cottage is ideal base for your visit to Donegal. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way just outside the village of Kilcar with Sleive League to the West and Killybegs and Donegal town to the south. This is an ideal place to settle into for a night or two and return to each evening after visiting the beautiful Donegal countryside. There are wonderful views from the cottage of Sleive League (Sliabh Liag) beyond.

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A traditional white-washed cottage is set amidst a lush green landscape, featuring a red door and multiple windows. Rolling hills and gently swaying trees surround the property, with a stone outcrop in the foreground, creating a serene and inviting setting.
Cottage in County Donegal
4.81 out of 5 average rating, 263 reviews

The Escape - The Times: Best Irish Cottage

The Escape - The Times: Best Irish Cottage Named the best holiday cottage in Ireland (Sunday Times), this traditional Donegal cottage on the Wild Atlantic Way provides privacy, huge open views over the lake in front and picturesque walks to Port. Dogs welcome for an additional fee. WIFI included. Our hillpod rental "Cropod" is at the same location if you need more space - though both properties have privacy and separate entrances.

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The stone exterior of Big Jimmy's Cottage is showcased, featuring a sloped roof and classic windows. A bright red door stands out against the neutral tones of the stone. A pathway leads up to the cottage, bordered by pebbled gravel and green hills in the background.
Cottage in Ballyshannon
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Big Jimmy's Cottage

Located in Ballyshannon, Big Jimmy's Cottage is in a rural location and close to Abbey Assaroe, Rossnowlagh Beach, and Bundoran Beach. Regional points of interest also include Wardtown Castle . Big Jimmy's Cottage features a fully equipped kitchen , open fire, outdoor barbecue grills, a garden, and a picnic area. Guest parking. This beautiful cottage also is fully wheelchair accessible. This is a smoke-free property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Bundoran?

    Bundoran has a mix of family-friendly neighborhoods, coastal areas, and places near popular surf spots. Many travelers choose stays with ocean views or easy access to local trails and attractions.

  • What are the best things to do in Bundoran with kids?

    Families often explore the Bundoran Adventure Park, try surfing lessons at local beaches, or visit playgrounds around town. Beach walks and indoor play centers make it easy to enjoy the area regardless of the weather.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Bundoran?

    Bundoran has sandy beaches for surfing and swimming, scenic walks like the Rougey Cliff Walk, and lively local music venues. The Fairy Bridges and natural pools around the coastline are frequently suggested for visitors.

  • How is the weather in Bundoran?

    Bundoran has cool, damp winters around 34–43°F (1–6°C), and mild summers near 51–64°F (11–18°C). Rain is regular year-round, so packing a waterproof jacket is recommended.

  • When is the best time to visit Bundoran?

    Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures and longer evenings. Autumn brings quieter beaches, while winter is noted for stormy seas and cozy local pubs.

  • What are the best places to visit in Bundoran?

    Explore the Fairy Bridges, Bundoran Beach, and scenic overlooks along the coastline. The Rougey Cliff Walk provides ocean views and connects some of Bundoran's most popular natural sites.

  • What are some hiking trails in Bundoran?

    Try the Rougey Cliff Walk for views of sea stacks and rugged coastline, or wander local beach and forest paths around Bundoran. Parklands and greenways nearby offer accessible routes for different fitness levels.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Bundoran?

    Family activities include playing on Bundoran Beach, trying bumper cars and amusements at Bundoran Adventure Park, or enjoying surfing lessons tailored for children. Indoor activity centers and bowling alleys are also around town.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bundoran?

    Frequently suggested day trips include exploring the nearby Donegal countryside, visiting Glenveagh National Park, and checking out quaint villages with traditional music. Castle ruins and freshwater lakes around County Donegal add to the options.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bundoran?

    Bundoran has several pet-friendly stays, including homes near the beach and properties with enclosed gardens. Many hosts welcome dogs, making it easier to explore nature trails and coastal paths together.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Bundoran?

    Layer clothing for the changeable weather and bring comfortable shoes for walking trails. Locals enjoy sunset walks along the promenade and believe weekday mornings are quieter at major sites.

  • What is Bundoran known for?

    Bundoran is frequently recognized for its surf culture, long beach, and outdoor music events. The town's scenic cliffs and Fairy Bridges attract travelers interested in natural coastal features.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bundoran?

    Discover Tullan Strand’s expansive dunes, sea arches by the Fairy Bridges, or tranquil coastal pools. Less visited art galleries and tucked-away cafés around Bundoran provide a quieter local experience.

  • What are the best foods to try in Bundoran?

    Bundoran has hearty seafood chowders, locally landed fish and chips, and popular Irish stews in traditional pubs. Fresh-baked soda bread and creamy desserts round out the frequently suggested menu items.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Bundoran?

    Pack waterproof layers, sturdy shoes, and a warm jumper for cooler evenings. A reusable water bottle and camera are useful for beach days and cliff walks.

  • What is the nightlife in Bundoran like?

    Bundoran has cozy pubs with live music, dance venues, and friendly atmospheres. You’ll find regular gigs showcasing local bands, often rooted in Irish folk traditions.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Bundoran?

    Bundoran hosts festivals featuring live music, surfing competitions, and beach celebrations, especially in summer. Local arts events and traditional sessions are also frequently suggested for visitors.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bundoran?

    Bundoran has many family-friendly vacation rentals, with options near playgrounds, beaches, and kid-focused attractions. Hosts often provide amenities like cots and high chairs to make family stays easier.

All about Bundoran

Looking out across Donegal Bay on the northwest coast of Ireland, Bundoran is a popular seaside resort and the most southerly town in the county of Donegal. The swell from the Atlantic Ocean attracts surfers to Tullan Strand beach to the north of the town, transforming Bundoran into a bonafide surfing capital. Close to the town centre sits Main Beach, a Blue Flag stretch of shoreline with golden sand, framed by West Cliff and Rougey Cliff. People stop off here on their trip along the Wild Atlantic Way for views of mountain ranges across the bay, while the majestic Benbulben Mountain rises to the south.

Walks along the dramatic coastline will take you past one of the oldest golf courses in Ireland and to mythical rock formations the Fairy Bridges and Wishing Chair. The main street in Bundoran is lined with multi-coloured buildings, while vibrant murals appear throughout the centre. In the evening, Bundoran is a haven for music, hosting some of the leading stars of the Irish country music scene.

What are the top things to do in Bundoran?

Fairy Bridges and Wishing Chair

Fairy Bridges and Wishing Chair have attracted people for hundreds of years, drawn by the power of myth and nature. The Fairy Bridges is a rugged arch that has formed naturally in the cliffs and features blowholes where the waves rise from below. Superstitious visitors sit in the curved stone formation of the nearby Wishing Chair and tap twice before making a wish.

Waterworld

Nestled between Atlantic Way and the seafront is Waterworld, one of the biggest aqua parks in Ireland and home to wheelchair-accessible facilities. This watery indoor landscape features wave pools, the fastest slide in Ireland, rapids, and a pirate galleon ship set among the palms.

Creevykeel Court Tomb

A 10-minute car journey to the foot of the Tievebaun Mountain will transport you around 5,000 years back in time to the Creevykeel Court Tomb. This monument stretches in a wedge shape over 50 metres with fascinating arrangements of stones and rocks throughout and is considered to be one of the finest examples of a court tomb in Ireland.

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