Inishowen Peninsula Tour
with GS Chauffeurs Ireland
Join me for a tour of Donegal’s breathtaking Inishowen Peninsula, a journey filled with stunning landscapes, rich history, and unique cultural experiences. This 8-9 hour tour accommodates groups of up to 7 people, perfect for family or friends looking to explore the area’s natural and historic wonders in luxury and comfort.
Discover the wild beauty of the Inishowen Peninsula, from ancient forts and scenic mountain passes to coastal treasures and captivating museums. Your journey includes stops at iconic sites like the Grianan of Aileach, with its impressive hilltop fort, and the breathtaking Mamore Gap, where rugged cliffs meet stunning views of the Atlantic. Experience the living history of Ireland’s past at Doagh Famine Village, and visit Malin Head, the island’s northernmost point, known for its dramatic landscapes and maritime history. Every stop offers a glimpse into Ireland’s unique heritage and natural beauty.
• Smooth Ride in a Mercedes Viano: Enjoy a comfortable and luxurious ride in our 8-seater Mercedes Viano, designed for a smooth journey along the stunning Inishowen 100. This scenic route showcases breathtaking coastal views, charming villages, and the beautiful Irish countryside, ensuring every moment of your trip is enjoyable.
• Stops at Iconic Locations: Throughout the tour, we’ll make several stops at must-see attractions, allowing you to explore, take photos, and soak in the history and beauty of each site. Our itineraries are flexible, giving you the opportunity to spend more time at the places that interest you most.
• Grianan of Aileach: This ancient stone fort, dating back to 1700 BC, sits atop a hill with panoramic views of Lough Foyle and the surrounding lands. Believed to have been a royal site for the Northern Uí Néill, it served as a fortress and ceremonial center, holding centuries of Irish history within its walls.
• Dunree Fort: Perched on the edge of Lough Swilly, Dunree Fort has defended the Irish coast since the Napoleonic Wars. Once a strategic British naval base, it now houses a museum detailing its military history and the region’s role in global conflicts.
• Mamore Gap: This stunning mountain pass offers sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and lush valleys below. A popular spot for photography, Mamore Gap features a shrine and holy well where locals and visitors can pause to take in the peaceful landscape.
• Doagh Famine Village: A living history museum that recreates life during the Great Famine, Doagh Famine Village offers an immersive experience into 19th-century Ireland. Learn about the hardships faced by locals, traditional Irish culture, and how families survived this difficult era.
• Malin Head: Ireland’s northernmost point, Malin Head is known for its windswept cliffs, sea stacks, and rich maritime history. A filming location for Star Wars, it’s a breathtaking stop where natural beauty meets historical intrigue.
