- Rossnowlaghs Blue Flag Beach
- Waterworld Bundoran
- Leisure Centre Ballyshannon
- Cinemas at Ballyshannon and Bundoran
- 18 hole Golf Courses at Bundoran and Murvagh and Castle Hume
- Walking - local routes including cliff walk and Blue Stack Waymarked Way
- Horse Riding
- Fishing- Deep sea, course and game
- Franciscan Friary, Centre of Peace & Reconciliation
- Donegal Historical Society Museum
- Historic Donegal Town - Donegal Castle and Abbey ruins
- Donegal Water Bus
- Donegal Railway Heritage Centre
- Lough Eske scenic drive
- Lough Melvin scenic drive
- Killybegs - largest sea fishing port in Ireland
- Slieve League - highest sea cliffs in Europe
- GlenColumcille Folk Village
- Ulster American Folk Park - Omagh
- Yeats Country
- Marble Arch Caves
- Florence Court, Castle Coole and Crom Estate
- Enniskillen "Island Town"

Our Check in times are normally from 4.00pm - 6pm, however, this can be changed if pre-arranged.

Check out time is normally 10.00am

During July and August Lettings are from Saturday to Saturday

By car:  

From Dublin N3 via Cavan, Enniskillen  (3 hours)
From Dublin N4 - N15 via Sligo   (3 hours 15 min)
From Galway N17 - N15 via Sligo  (2 hours 30 min)
From Belfast M1 - A4 - A46 via Enniskillen  (2 hours 25 min)

The Moor  (GPS; Latitude: 54.53137, Longitude: 8.24865), Follow the R231 from Ballyshannon towards Rossnowlagh, turn left at Creevy Crossroads towards Creevy Pier, travel mile towards the Pier and you will see three stone cottages on the right - The Moor is the first one.

Ireland West - www.knockairport.com - Knock Airport (Hour & Half drive)

 Aer Arann - www.aerarann.ie  (National Airports)

 Sligo - www.sligoairport.com - Sligo is our nearest National Airport (Half hours drive)

 Donegal - www.donegalairport.ie - (Donegal is Hour & Half drive)

 Dublin - www.dublinairport.com - International Airport (Three Hours drive)

 Belfast International - www.bial.co.uk - International Airport (Two Half Hours drive)

 Derry - www.cityofderryairport.com - Local Airport (Hour and a quarter hours drive)

If you wish to travel by a Sea Carrier, try the following links;

Half the fun of getting to an offshore destination is taking the ferry. There's nothing quite like bobbing up and down on the choppy ocean with a craggy island rising up ahead of you! It's advisable to check out island boat services before you travel because the weather can affect services.          

Ferries:                           www.brittanyferries.com 
                                      www.poirishsea.com   
                                      www.stenaline.ie 
                                      www.irishferries.com

Getting Around Ireland!
For those of you who wish to watch their carbon footprint and use our public transport, we are happy to meet you at our local bus depot - please enquire direct for more information.

Trains
A rail journey in Ireland is an absolute pleasure with the silent countryside zipping by outside and comfortable, fast trains getting you to your destination on time. Bicycles can be taken on most trains for a small extra charge and are stored in the guard's van, which is handy if you're off on a cycling holiday. Travelling from Dublin you can take the rail to Sligo (three hours) and continue your journey by bus - www.irishrail.ie for timetable, fares etc.

Buses
There's an excellent countrywide bus network operating to all parts of Ireland. And for places that are inaccessible by rail, it can be your best option. Bus travel around Ireland tends to be cheaper than rail and special tickets of varying duration are available, offering very good value for money. www.buseireann.ie or travelling from Northern Ireland Ulsterbus www.translink.co.uk

Taxis and Hackneys
There are metered taxis operating in Cork, Dublin, Galway and Limerick; in other areas you may have to get a hackney.

Car Hire
Cars are available for hire all over the country and competition between companies means it doesn't cost the earth. If you're under 21 or over 70, you'll need to check each hire company in advance as some won't hire to these age groups, but otherwise as long as you hold a valid driving licence, you'll be fine.

For terms and conditions, always check with the car hire company before you travel. And remember to book in advance before you travel, especially in summer when availability may be more limited.

A child's seat should also be ordered in advance to ensure availability. Advise the car hire company if you're planning to travel between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.