Tyrconnell Holiday Homes is a development of  three bedroomed luxury cottages specifically designed and equipped for the ultimate self-catering holiday.  Located just a 5 minute walk from the bustling town centre and the beach, the holiday homes have the best of both worlds – it has its own on-site playground, crazy golf and pitch n’ putt course.  It is also just minutes from the peak which hosts some of the world’s best surfers all year round!  There are 2 Blue Flag beaches within a stone's throw – Bundoran Main Beach and Tullan Strand Beach set in a 4km crescent of golden sand with the sparkle of shimmering waves breaking on the beach, it is popular for all kinds of watersports, kayaking, surfing and kite surfing and water skiing (without doubt – one of the most beautiful beach stretches in Ireland).

Every house is furnished to the highest standards with an array of modern appliances such as colour TV, video, microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, automatic washing machine and dryer etc. All houses are centrally heated with an inviting open fireplace to cozy up to on those chilly evenings!  A child's cot and high chair are provided on request.

Short break and weekend rates are available on request (excludes July/ August). Please call us on 064 6641170 or e-mail info@dreamireland.com.  

Heating and electricity is charged at 5.00E per day or at a weekly charge of 30.00E , it is included in the rate quoted during July and August.

LOCAL ACTIVITIES

Horseriding

As Ireland is the home of the horse a few riding lessons would be in order Donegal Equestrian has horses and ponies of all sizes to suit everybody including the absolute beginner, all the horses have excellent temperaments. There is nothing like a stress free hack down a country lane on the back of a noble Irish steed.

Surfing

Bundoran is perhaps the most famous surf destination in Ireland and, as befits this status, it played host to the ‘Quiksilver’ World Master Championship in 2001. Located just a few minutes from the town centre is ‘The Peak’ a classic left –hander that can run avout 100 yards and a beautiful body-boarding wave known as 3D as well as a rough andn’tumble sand bar.

Tullan Strand provides an excellent beach for beginners, and Bundoran has plenty of accommodation, surf hire and surf schools if you ar following thw waves. Donegal Adventure Centre offers board hire, surf lessons or skateboarding if you want to stay dry.

Ballyshannon (3 miles from Bundoran)

Ballyshannon, created a Borough by Royal Charter in 1613, is one of the oldest towns in Ireland and is the birthplace of such diverse luminaries as Allingham, the poet and Rory Gallagher, the rock guitarist and even, Tony Blair can trace his roots back to this charming town.  From its idyllic setting the town looks out over the Erne Estuary and has panoramic views of mountains, lakes and forests.

Belleek (8 Miles from Bundoran)

Belleek, gateway to Fermanagh and Donegal, is in a strategic position on the River Erne. In earlier times Neolithic settlers appeared around the village and legend has it that Fionn Mac Cumhaill's men sharpened their swords on the big limestone rock at Belleek Falls.

Nowadays Belleek is a thriving market town with a variety of pubs, shops, restaurants and a hotel. It is also now linked to the River Shannon and is part of the most extensive inland waterway in Western Europe. Major attractions in the area are, guided tours of Belleek Pottery, Explore Erne, an exhibition telling the story of Lough Erne and Castle Caldwell forest Park. Belleek is also located on the Kingfisher Cycle Trail. Fishing can be enjoyed on the Erne and nearby loughs. Walkers are spoilt for choice as the village is close to Lough Navar, Breesy Mountain and Castle Caldwell Forest.

Rossnowlagh (10 miles from Bundoran)

Rossnowlagh - 'The Heavenly Cove' is regarded by many as the most scenic and dramatic beach in the whole of the Northwest. Located on the dramatic Atlantic coast,  the beach has fantastic views of the Donegal Bay coastline including Slieve League the highest sea cliffs in Europe. The magnificent beach provides ideal conditions for safe bathing (with lifeguard patrols), walking, jogging and the invigorating fresh sea air. Close by, the Donegal Historical Society Museum is housed in the Franciscan Friary and is well worth a visit.

Rossnowlagh beach was one of the first places to be surfed in Ireland in the early 1960's. An Ideal surf break for the less experienced and Longboarders, in the summer months of July and August when the waves are up surfboards and wetsuits, as well as surf lessons, are available for hire at the surf club on the seafront next to the Lifeguard station and if the waves are down visit Ireland's only surf museum in the surfer' Bar which is full of old photos, posters and other memorabilia.

Cashelard (10 miles from Bundoran)

Well worth a day trip, you will discover a country gem in Cashelard!  In and around the area is a cyclists dream with quiet back roads and for the more adventurous bog tracks and forest trails will present a challenge. The Donegal section of the Kingfisher Trail, a signposted cycle trail of counties Fermanagh, Cavan and Leitrim, passes through Cashelard en route for Rossnowlagh and Ballyshannon.Anglers come from far and wide to sample the sport on Cashelard's lakes. The options are endless for both game and coarse anglers. The many lakes, rivers, forest trails, bogs and wetland, wildlife and nature, forts, mass rocks and dolmens make it a unique landscape and especially appealing to photographers, birdlovers and those tourists with an interest in history.

Creevy (10 miles from Bundoran)

This area is steeped in history going back to the times of St. Barron in the 6th Century, after whom the parish is named and the ruins of his church still survive. In the recent past, the discovery of a sand cemetery gave rise to much interest and two archaeological digs have taken place to date.
Walkers will be enchanted by breathtaking views along the Co-op's specially constructed cliff walk, (10km). The route passes over moor and farmland and is equipped with fence stiles and direction markers. This walk is most suited to the physically fit and is a must for the explorer. For those who wish to stroll at a sedate pace, the area is laced with meandering country roads and there is a 5km stretch of golden strand at nearby Rossnowlagh.

Kinlough (3 miles from Bundoran)

Kinlough - 'Ceann Locha' names the small town at the head of one of Ireland's best known fishing lakes - Lough Melvin. Kinlough also names the parish - a few square miles in an area of breathtaking scenic beauty in North Leitrim, between the mountains and the Atlantic Ocean.

Lough Melvin is the most important Salmon and Trout Fishery in the North West of Ireland. It straddles the border with Northern Ireland, but the major portion of the Lough lies in Country Leitrim. The Salmon Season opens on 1st of January on the Drowse River and the 1st May on the River Duff.

Kinlough and District offers the walking enthusiast many peaceful and relaxing routes through beautiful unspoilt countryside. Glenade Lake lies deep in the valley and is dominated by steep cliff like limestone hills. Here the Rivers Bonet and Duff rise and fall through cascading waterfalls and totally unspoilt lakes. A definite must for the enthusiastic hill walker.

• Climb Benbulben
• Gleniff Horseshoe
• Wishing Chair
• Walk along Tullan Strand
• Stroll around Mullaghmore headland
• Glencar Waterfall
• Visit the Duff waterfalls
• A walk to the largest grave in Europe (Queen Maeve)

Dizzy's Den

Dizzy's Den is Bundoran’s newest Indoor Play Centre. Our aim is to provide a safe and secure environment for children to come and play

Dizzy's Den currently has a large climbing frame where children from as young as four can let their imagination take hold from being a pirate finding buried treasure to being the monkey in a jungle. To top it off, there is a huge slide to bring you all the way back down, where the adventure starts all over again.

For the younger one, we have a smaller area, where they too can climb and slide and play in a pool full of balls.

All play areas are equipped to the highest standards to safety and parents / guardians can be sure that no matter what the adventure, their little heroes are safe.

To top it off there is a slide on each level and a 36m2 sports area at the very top. For the under 4's we have a smaller area where they can have as much fun as the bigger kids.

All play areas are equipped to the highest standards of safety and have been approved by ROSPA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents).

Here you can relax with the peace of mind knowing that your little treasures are being entertained in a safe and secure environment.

Donegal Adventure Centre

Donegal Adventure Centre is located in Bundoran, and offers a range of activities from 8 years to adult, including surf lessons, canoeing & kayaking and snorkling. There is a daily holiday camp during all school breaks offering fully supervised activities for children aged 8-18 years.

Teen surf camp is also available for young surfers. Adults are welcome to try a range of watersports and land activities. The centre provides and hires wetsuits, surfboards and body boards. We are open every day from 9.30am until dark.
We are on Bayview avenue, opposite GAA football pitch.Also ideal for childrens tours, birthday parties, adult leisure and team building breaks.

Bundoran Adventure Park

Family orientated attraction, seafront location, within walking distance from all amentes in Bundoran. New bumper cars and large selection of adult and children's rides. Trampolines and bouncy castles. Funfair games where you can win super prizes. Candy floss, ice cream and gift shop. Large amusement arcade. Donkey rides and much more. Height and age restrictions may apply on certain rides.

Bundoran Star

Bundoran Star is a very high specification vessel fitted with all the latest safety, fishing and navigation equipment.
Her facilities & equipment include: Colour radar, Colour fish finder, Colour sounder, colour plotter, GPS, VHF DSC radio, VHF radio, cooking facilities, Toilet. Full safety equipment, EPIRB, SART, 16 person Life raft and life Jackets.

Golf

Bundoran Golf Club dates back to 1894 and is a Championship 18 hole Golf Course. Presenting a challenging par 70, the course sweeps along the coastline with a mixture of dunes and undulating terrain.Within a 35 minute drive, you have a choice of other superb links courses-Murvagh, Rosses Point and Strandhill.

Donegal Equestrian Trails

The equestrian centre enjoys an enviable location on magnificent Tullan Strand. Eminently qualified riding instructors provide both personal and attentive tuition for all age groups and levels of experience.
The centre provides week long trail rides as well as day and week long pony camps.

Bundoran Glowbowl & Mack's Amusements Complex

8 lanes of fully computerised bowling. Open 7 days. Wheelchair friendly. Group and school rates available. All the latest videos and games.

Rent-A-Bike

Hire one of our mountain bikes and explore Bundoran and beyond. We offer half day, daily, weekend and weekly rates. Delivery service available. Childrens bikes available on request.

Walking

Local scenic walks include "Rougey", a delightful walk which follows a route along the headland from Bundoran Bridge to Tullan Strand. Along the walk it passes the "Fairy Bridges" and the "Wishing Chair". At the West End you can enjoy the Cliff Walk. Starting from Sheen Avenue, this walk follows the coastline along to Tullaghan.

Surfing & Watersports

Donegal Bay is the ideal base for your 'surf break.' Described in the bible of surfing; The Stormrider Guide' as ''the surfer's paradise'' or the ''cold water Eden'', the immediate environs offer a wealth of breaks, both reef and beach. This combination provides the ideal opportunity for everyone to enjoy one of our most natural assets-from the simple beginner to the top professional. Bundoran has also been the proud host to various European Championships and the 2001 Quiksilver World Masters Championships.

And, if you're worried by the cold, Donegal Bay benefits from the warm waters of the Gulf Stream, churning their way up from the Med, making it one of the warmer spots in Ireland.

Waterworld

Waterworld is an award winning Aqua Adventure playground for children of all ages. Enjoy two leisure pools . A slide pool with three slides - Scute Shute, Traffic Light Slide and Tornado Flume plus the Whizzer Slide, the fastest waterslide in Ireland and over 65m long. A wave pool with 5 wave patterns, 2 speed rapids plus lots of children's slides and features. Fantastic family fun for all!

Open weekends only Easter - end of May and September
Open 7 days in June, July and August.