Carrick 4.1 miles. Situated in Meenaneary, upon the Wild Atlantic Way in County Donegal is Sleibhte Sliabh Liag, a fabulous first-floor apartment. Enveloped by far-reaching countryside views, whilst boasting three generously-sized bedrooms, all with TVs and en-suite shower rooms, and a well-equipped living space, the apartment welcomes six guests, perfect for couples, families and groups. Dine, relax, and socialise in the open-plan layout, where you'll find plush seating, a TV, all expected culinary appliances, and a dining area. The bedrooms are well-presented with ample storage and cosy soft furnishings, whilst displaying rural vistas through the Velux windows. Within Meenaneary, you'll find a post office and a pub to make use of, whilst travelling beyond Sleibhte Sliabh Liag, you'll reach the vibrant village of Carrick, filled with amenities, including Póg Mo Lón Caife and Doherty's XL supermarket. Heading towards the coast, enjoy tranquil walks around Salmon Leap and Bunglass Point, whilst Slieve League is the perfect walking challenge for avid hikers, displaying a clifftop vantage point. Other local beaches include Silver Starnd, Port, Muchross Head, Finta Beach, Portnoo or admire the dramatic fell at Asaranka Waterfall. Nestled in the village of Teelin, aboard a Sliabh Liag Boat Trip, tour Teelin Pier, bustling with boat cruises, and climb Sliabh Liag Cliff Experience & Visitor Centre, offering guided tours of the region. If you'd prefer an indoor activity, travel to Glencolmcille Folk Village, a charming museum, covering history from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, whilst both Rossan Point, and the Natural Heritage Area of Crocknamurrin Mountain Bog will offer panoramic views across both the coast and countryside. To learn traditional Irish music there is Glen Fiddle School, and Kilcar Fleadh during summer or to study the language there is the renowned Oidas Gael. To immerse yourself in the past and culture of Ireland, be sure to visit Glen Folk Village, home to charming, thatched cottages. Travel to County Donegal with Sleibhte Sliabh Liag as your base.

South West Donegal is home to Carrick, which is frequently referred to as the gateway settlement to the magnificent Slieve League cliffs. International travellers frequent this modest, thriving community all year long. Carrick has a vibrant culture, and the locals take great pleasure in the area's breath-taking vistas. For hill walkers and hikers of all ages and skill levels, the village makes the ideal base. The Slieve League cliffs, one of the tallest sea cliffs in Europe at 601 metres, are accessible after a brief drive and offer stunning views from the top. The village of Teelin, which was once Ireland's principal fishing port, is only a short drive away; however, the town of Killybegs, which is located a little farther away, currently has that distinction.

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