What to do!
The northwest of Ireland is a great place to have a sea based holiday, boating, fishing and swimming. The local hospitality
is beyond comparison in the many local bars and pubs. Many have live music during the tourist season, our two favourite places
to enjoy the craic are Nancy's bar in Ardara and the Smuggler's Creek, in Rossnowlagh. The area to the west of Jub Luff
has the highest sea cliffs in Europe at Slieve League.
There are many Irish speaking areas in the small villages dotted along the coastline,
with local crafts such as weaving and knitting. The Rosses area around Ardara, the village of Teelin near Slieve League are of
particular beauty, and further afield you can enjoy the Giants Causeway, Bluestack Mountains and Bloody Foreland.
The area is very much one of natural
beauty.... the glorious scenery connects you to the natural charm of Ireland. Even if you do get a bit of drizzle and
the tops of the local mountains are shrouded in mist, it is the rich palette of colours that continually tug at your senses.
Absorb the fierce yellow gorse, pale green reeds standing to attention in the bogs and the dark brown trenches where peat
has been dug. Watch the black horns of the sheep peeping over the dry stone walls and white gulls circling overhead.
The silvery waterfalls cascade down the mountains whilst the sea provides continual white cusps of surf
on the pristine sand beaches.....perpetual memories.
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