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14 Blue Flags awarded to Donegal for 2025!

Donegal County Council once again welcomes the announcement that the county has the second highest tally of Blue Flag beaches in the country with Donegal and Kerry local authorities awarded the most Blue Flags for 2025 with 14 for each county.
 

2025 Inishowen Visitor Map Guide launched at Doagh Famine Village

Go Visit Inishowen are delighted to announce that their new look Visitor Guide is now available. In a first for the Inishowen tourism organisation, the guide takes the form of an easy to use fold out map, as demanded by the trade, with listing of the majority tourist offer in the region.

Discovering Donegal by Camper Van

There’s a special kind of magic to Donegal when you see it through a camper van windscreen. This wild, unspoiled county on Ireland’s northwest coast offers stunning sea cliffs, sleepy harbours, golden beaches, and winding roads that seem to lead straight into a postcard. Over one week, two travellers packed up their van and hit the Wild Atlantic Way to explore Donegal’s camper-friendly sites, spectacular scenery, and community-driven tourism.

The result? A road trip rich in memories—and full of practical lessons for anyone thinking of doing the same.

New brochure to promote Donegal golf to global audience

Go Visit Donegal on Friday (9^th May 2025) launched a new 28 page brochure highlighting each of the county’s golf courses, both links and parkland, which provide unrivalled experiences for both the most veteran and casual of golfers from both near and far.
 

Donegal Tourism Launches Digital Campaign Promoting Responsible Caravan & Camping Practices

Visitors encouraged to embrace official campers code

As the peak visitor season approaches, Donegal Tourism today announced the launch of a new digital campaign focused on promoting responsible caravan and camping throughout the county. The initiative encourages visitors planning a camping or caravanning holiday in Donegal to utilise the excellent network of official registered campsites and to adhere to our ‘Campers Code’ designed to protect the region’s stunning natural environment and ensure a positive experience for visitors and locals alike.