One hour away is Sliabh Liag - The 2nd Highest Sea Cliffs in Ireland.
There you can walk or drive to the viewing point and if you are brave enough, continue onto 'The One Man's Path' (for experienced hikers).
If you prefer, you can take a boat trip to view the cliffs from below, the dolphins may even join you !
Glenveagh National Park, the 2nd largest park in Ireland.
Covering nearly 41,000 acres of wilderness which surrounds a picturesque Castle (still with all its original furnishings).
There are stunning botanical gardens, a tearoom & walking trails.
Look out for Golden Eagles & Wild Deer.
Mount Errigal, the highest mountain in Donegal.
This is a very popular hike and known for its stunning sunrise and sunsets.
Enjoy some peaceful local fishing in nearby unspoiled lakes or along the Owenea River.
Known as one of the best Salmon rivers in Donegal, which stretches 20km from Lough Ea flowing through Glenties to Ardara.
There resides Salmon, Grilse, Sea Trout and Brown Trout with an open season from April 1st to September 30th inclusive.
Travel along the 'Wild Atlantic Way' and witness breathtaking scenery. Unspoiled natural landscapes and panoramic views, rugged coastlines and beautiful golden beaches galore.
You can find spectacular waterfalls and caves between passing through beautiful villages, each with their own traditions and sights - museums, horse riding, surfing, hand-weaving tweed, river/sea and lake fishing, traditional music, bars, restaurants and cafes.
Visit Killybegs Fishing Port or step back in time in Glencolmcille Folk Village.
Explore countless enjoyable country walks and hiking trails for both beginners and experienced hikers, such as The Bluestack Way, Mount Errigal, Sliabh Liag Sea Cliffs, The Sturral and Glenveagh.
Endless choice of golden beaches, with the closest to your stay only a short drive to either Susan's beach or Dooey beach, a Blue Flag beach stretching over 3 miles.
We also have Nairn & Portnoo Golf Course, considered one of the most scenic courses in Ireland, 20 mins drive.
Bád Eddie.
The ancient shipwreck on the beach at Bunbeg is a 45 minute drive from Dooey.
Maybe you would prefer a day out shopping.
Donegal town, only a 45 min drive to beautiful boutiques and tourist shops or Letterkenny, a 40 min drive for high-street shops.
Or Dungloe, in the heart of the rosses , mostly Irish speaking area is 15 mins drive.