Radharc Na Tra is a charming holiday home situated near Burtonport, County Donegal. With convenient off-road parking, this delightful retreat is perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a memorable escape amidst the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture of this picturesque region. Step inside this delightful retreat to relax after a day of adventure in County Donegal. The kitchen utility is well-equipped with a fridge/freezer and washing machine, ready to assist with your self-catering needs. The living/dining room is a welcoming space, boasting two, toasty woodburning stoves and a TV for your entertainment. Here, you can enjoy meals at the dining table, offering seating for eight people, perfect for a sociable evening in. The property boasts four beautifully presented bedrooms, each offering a serene space to rest after a day of adventures. On the ground-floor, you will find a double bedroom with a TV and an en-suite featuring a walk-in shower, basin, and WC. Additionally, there is a twin bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and another with an en-suite bathroom, offering a touch of elegance to your stay. Finally, ascend to the first-floor to find a king-size bedroom, complete with a TV and an en-suite with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC. Venture outside to the enclosed garden, where you can enjoy a barbecue on the patio, or gather around the fire-pit as the evening draws in. The lawn area is perfect for children to play, while the patio furniture offers a spot to sit and soak up the serene, seaside surroundings. If you pull yourself away from the comforts of Radharc Na Tra, adventure awaits just a stone's throw away! Hop on the Arranmore Ferry, a short distance from Burtonport, for a picturesque journey to Ireland's second largest island. Find yourself a spot on the soft sands of Mullaghderg Beach and Cruit Island Wild Beach or take a dip in the cool waters if you're feeling brave. Cruit Island has fantastic views and is home to a 9 hole gold course to enjoy. Make sure to visit Bád Eddie, a known local landmark. Magheragallan Beach is another calm spot to enjoy the Irish sunsets. For a taste of the local culture, head over to the Sean Óg Bar & Restaurant to satisfy your culinary cravings. History enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to St. Eunan's Cathedral, an iconic symbol of Letterkenny or delve into the local history at Donegal County Museum. Whatever your preference, Radharc Na Tra promises a perfect base to explore the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of County Donegal.

The bustling fishing village of Burtonport is on Ireland's north west coast. From here you can catch a ferry to Arranmore or Rutland Island, for a fun day trip, or make the short journey to Dungloe, home of the famous 'Mary from Dungloe' festival, an annual event not to be missed. In the surrounding towns and villages there are several traditional music and family festivals throughout the calendar year. Burtonport and its surrounding areas are ideal for lovers of fishing; try sea fishing in Burtonport, catch a charter boat out to sea and try your hand at deep sea fishing, or make the most of one of the 130 lakes or rivers this area has to offer. Those who love golf can delight in the many courses in the area, while nature lovers can try and spot wildlife in the bogs and reed beds, plus mountaineering and mountain climbing can be enjoyed nearby. No matter what you love to enjoy, Burtonport is a great base.

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