Around Ardara
Ard – an – Amharc
Ard-an -Amharc – the hill of the view. Another breathtaking scenic view three miles from Ardara on the road to Donegal Town.
Drumbaron Hill
Drumbaron Hill – a three minute walk from the town centre brings you to this natural veranda of scenic beauty.
Loughros Point
Loughros Peninsula – five miles long and with a magnificent view of the mountains and coastline. There are many beautiful beaches to chose from on the peninsula.
Dorleens
An unusual formation of white stones made round by the action of the tides on Loughros Point. Assaranca Falls and nearby Maghera Caves which are accessible at low tides are two other natural wonders, minutes from Ardara.
The Owenea River is regarded as one of the best fishing rivers in the country. The Owentocker River runs along the edge of the town. There are many brown trout lakes and rock fishing is available from Loughros Point, Rosbeg and Portnoo.
Ardara is the ideal base for touring south-west Donegal, with Sliabh League cliffs, the rugged coastline of Glencolmcille, the fishing village of Killybegs, and Glenveagh National Park all within easy access. It is also within easy reach of Donegal Airport.
Marie Claire Magazine (June 2003) describes Donegal as Ireland's best kept secret – a “coup-de-coeur” getaway.
The Independent (UK, 27th June 2006) describes Ardara thus “today it is an international tourist destination....”
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