Donegal is possibly Ireland's most rugged yet stunning counties. Visitors to the region will be amazed at the dramatic mountains, moors and inland waterway. Donegal has a well worn seaboard and coast which has been carved into breathtaking shapes and form by the ravages of the wild Atlantic seas that pound its sandy shores in the winter months.

Bunbeg has a lot to offer the outdoor enthusiast and family group. Activities ranging from water sports and boat trips to one of the many outlying islands, to walking, golf, horse riding and fishing await visitors to the area.

Gweedore (Irish: Gaoth Dobhair) is an Irish-speaking district located on the Atlantic coast of County Donegal, Ireland. Due to the Official Languages Act 2003, the Irish form of the name is now the only official version. Gaoth Dobhair is also the home of the northwest regional studios of the Irish language radio service Raidió na Gaeltachta. Gweedore is officially the largest Irish-speaking parish in Ireland. The parish has a population of around 5,000 residents.

Gaoth Dobhair is world-renowned for its beautiful physical features. Probably the most recognisable feature is Mount Errigal, the tallest mountain in County Donegal. It is surrounded by the deep glens and misty lakes of the Poisoned Glen, and further on, Glenveagh National Park and castle, the largest national park in Ireland.

The Gweedore coastline consists of long sandy beaches and rugged cliffs. Also, off the Gweedore coastlines are many beautiful islands, including Gola, and Tory. Behind you a series of spectacular mountains, glens and bogs have combined with the bracing weather to keep this part of the world relatively secluded.