Yogahol - Other Activities in Clonmany & in Donegal

The Spout Door

Beaches
The area boasts some of the best beaches in Ireland. Pollan beach is close by and offers a 2 mile long shoreline facing the Atlantic. This is the early morning walk for many of our participants. 2 more beaches at Tullagh and Leenan offer safe swimming and beautiful scenery

Malin Head
The most northerly point in Ireland is only 30 mins drive and is a popular excursion for all groups. Learn about the history, geology and flora of this area while you enjoy a place of meditation and beauty.

Grianan of Aileach
This Iron Age fort between Buncrana and Derry is worthy of a visit both for its amazing panoramic view and its history. Also visit the church at Burt designed on the dimensions and shape of the fort above.

Hill walking
You will be surrounded by hills that provide walks for all interests and abilities. Bulbin overlooks the village of Clonmany and is an easy walk through bog land, past the wind turbines and culminating at the top with the Holy Cross and spectacular views. More challenging walks from Leenan will reward you with hill top lakes and views over the mouth of Lough Swilly

	Butler’s Glen Waterfall This walk to the waterfall is a gentle 15min stroll from the road and rewards you with a ‘zen’ like garden and a spectacular waterfall at its end. We usually take this in on a trip to one of the beaches.
Back to Top

	The Giants Causeway One of the wonders of the natural world – The Giants Causeway – can be included in your trip to or from Inishowen. Crossing Lough Foyle by ferry will take you within an hour’s drive of this spectacular natural coastline and interpretive centre

Derry City
40 mins is the City of Derry and a rich history makes a visit here worthwhile. Derry City Walls and Museum give the history of bygone days while a walk through the Bogside and the Free Derry Wall will connect you to more recent events in Derry’s history

Elma likes to bring the fashion-concious to visit local designer Ann McGonagle of Glendowan Design. Ann’s clothes are made from Donegal tweed.

Back to Top

Golf, Horse riding, fishing, etc are all available and more information can be had from the links on our site.

Back to Top

Created by M Harkin