Location:  Tours departing daily from the

pier in Donegal Town.  The schedule is

dependent on tides.

Phone: 353 (0) 74 972366

Website:      www.donegalbaywaterbus.com

Email: info@donegalbaywaterbus.com

The Donegal Bay Wayerbus is a state-of-the-art vessel which is fully air-conditioned.

It has a viewing deck and it is wheelchair-

friendly.  There is a tea/coffee lounge bar.

The Donegal Bay Water Bus is available for all occasions - school outings, private

parties, birthdays, corporate cruises, and weddings.

How To Get Here:

BY AIR:  ADDRESS Contact
 
Donegal International Airport  Carrickfin, Kincasslagh, Co. Donegal
Tel: +353(0)74-95-48284

Fax: +353(0)74-95-48483
Email: reservationdonegal@eircom.net
Web:www.donegalairport.ie

BY BUS: (Coaches) ADDRESS / INFORMATION Contact 
 
For those interested in coach travel to, from and within Donegal, there are many operators running luxury coach services to all parts of Ireland and the UK. Listed here are just a few.
 
McGeehan Coaches Fintown Post Office., Co. Donegal (Donegal - Dublin - Donegal)

Tel: +353 (0) 74 95 46150
Web: www.mgbus.com

Dohertys  Coaches Dungloe, Co. Donegal (Donegal - Glasgow - Donegal)
Plus private hire / functions

Web: www.dohertyscoaches.com
Tel: +353 (0) 74 9521105
Fax: + 353(0) 74 9521867

 Bus Éireann Bus Éireann provides Local and Expressway services with connections to any part of Ireland.

Tel:  +353(0)74-91-31008,  +353(0)74-91-21309,  +353(0)74-97- 21101
Web: www.buseireann.ie

Feda O'Donnell Coaches Ranafast, Annagry, Co. Donegal   (Donegal - Sligo - Mayo - Galway)

What You Will See:

1. 1. Burial Place of Red Hugh O’Donnell the
   

     1st and his wife Nuala

2. 2. The Old Abbey - the Annals of the Four Masters were compiled here between
   

    1632 and 1636 A.D.

3. 3. The Frenchman’s Anchor on the Pier
   

      the 5m 15 ton Napoleonic anchor from

      the French ship “Romaine.”

4. 4. Ballyboyle Island - gets its name from the clan of the O’Boyles, the sub-chieftans of the O’Donnell’s of Donegal Castle
   

5. 5. The Embarkation Point of emigrants to
   

     Canada and North America during the

      Famine years of 1845-1847,

6. 6. The Old Booking Office and shop of the    White Star line.
   

7. 7. The Rules of O’Boyle Castle - a
   

     preservation order has been placed

     on these interesting ruins

8. 8. The Old Coast Guard Station - look-out
   

      tower of the British forces during

      World War 1.

9. 9. The Hassans - departure point of the
   

     large ships known as coffin ships.

     The single fare to America was 2  

      pounds.         

10. 10. Views of Donegal’s Golf Course -
    

      par 73 golf course playable all

      year round

11. 11.Rooney’s Island - home of the
    

      O’Malodory Clan who ruled prior to the

      O’Donnells

12. 12. Belle’s Isle and Ruins of Castle
    

       home of extensive farmers Arthur 

       Foster and his wife Arabella                       

13. 13. An Oyster Farm - oyster farm and mussel farm run by local farmers
    

14. 14. Wildlife - inlcudes cormorants, cranes,
    

      ducks, swans, and oyster catchers

15. 15. Seal Island - approximately 200
    

       Atlantic and Harbor seals live in this

       natural colony

16. 16. St. Ernans Island and its Famine   Causeway - home of the landlord
    

      John Hamilton, a nephew of the Duke

      of Wellington

17. 17. Views of the wind farm on Barnesmore
    

       Mountain

18. 18. Rossylaonghan Estate - owned by
    

       Patrick McManus in 1912.  It was the

       first house in Donegal to produce its

       own electricity and had the first car

      in the area

19. 19. Abbott Ireland Factory produces goods for the medical industry
    

      including intraveneous drips

20. 20. Magherabeg  Abbey on Tullycullion
    

       Hill was a Franciscan Friary