Killybegs Cruises
Located on the Donegal Wild Atlantic Way, Killybegs is famous for its maritime culture, having been the last port of call for the galleon ‘Girona’ in 1588, before she sank after encountering a severe storm. Close by to the town is The Shannon Estuary, home to bottlenose dolphins; and Killybegs is seen as gateway to the rugged beauty of Malin Head, at the very end of the Wild Atlantic Way, recognised as the edge of Europe.
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Donegal
Steeped in history, the town of Donegal and its jagged coastline extends over 50 miles, offering spectacular views of rugged mountains and stunning landscapes.
Tapestries & Carpets
Killybegs is famous for its tapestries and carpets, some of which were produced on the world’s biggest carpet loom at the Donegal Carpet Factory. At its peak, the factory employed 80 workers making Turkish-style, hand-knotted carpets knownas ‘Donegals’ for prestigious buildings around the world including
Cruises to Killybegs
Scenic Landscapes & Wildlife of the British Isles • S2416
- Discover the Scottish isles of Orkney, Lewis and Skye
- Uncover traditions such as ceilidh dancing and whisky making
- Join ORCA to spot birds and marine life from Borealis
Exploring Ireland's Coastal Scenery • T2419
- See spectacular Scenic Discoveries from Bolette
- Visit Giant's Causeway from Belfast
- Discover the rugged beauty of Galway
Scenic Islands & Coastlines of Scotland & Ireland • S2521
- Experience the rugged beauty of Scottish and Irish landscapes
- Enjoy Gaelic traditions of dancing and tales of folklore
- Visit the lengendary Neolithic site of Skara Brae