A brand new bright & airy home situated in a quiet lane with magnificent views across the bay to Maghera Beach & Caves, Assaranca Waterfall and the majestic mountains beyond. A generous buffet style continental breakfast is served offering fresh fruits and freshly baked bread & jams as well as ham, cheeses, a wide range of cereals and tea & coffee. Our internet speed is over 100mb so you won't have any problem uploading all your special memories as your unwind at the end of your day. Please note that we do not have televisions in the bedrooms

Ardara (Irish: Ard an Rátha, meaning “Height of the Fort”), pronounced “Ardrah”, is a small town in County Donegal. Some of the main scenic points near the town are the Glengesh Pass, Assaranca Waterfall, Maghera Beach & Caves, The Kilclooney Dolmans & Sheskinmore Nature Reserve. Ardara is a thriving Heritage town famous for its incredible friendly welcome & large number of festivals attracting many travelling musicians & holiday makers alike. The Heritage Centre provides a full heritage history including weaving and a photographic exhibition. The Courthouse coffee shop in a popular stop offering a very temping selection of homemade meals, breads & cakes. Nancy's is an old fashioned pub restaurant. It serves superb seafood and chowder and is also a great place for a sociable pint or two. Mickalenes is a gastro pub with great food and a full beer and wine licence. Corby Panty offers excellent home make food and the West End Cafe is famous for its fish and chips. The Corner House is a great spot to listen to an Irish-music session (Friday and Saturday year-round; nightly from June to September). It's the type of place where someone will spontaneously break into song and, if the mood is right, the rest of the pub joins in.