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Arranmore View - Burtonport: Arranmore View is within walking distance of the quaint fishing village of Burtonport and less than five miles from Dungloe. This new property, in a small development, is beautifully furnished and fully equipped to ensure your holiday is as enjoyable as possible. The surrounding area is rugged and unspoilt and you can enjoy fishing, diving, golfing, walking, cycling and much more. It’s a great base to explore Glenveagh National Park and west Donegal or just relax on one of the many secluded beaches. Golfers can enjoy the nearby Cruit Golf club for a quick 9 holes and savour the unspoilt beauty of its surroundings.

Burtonport

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Arranmore View :: Burtonport, Donegal 

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Arranmore View is within walking distance of the quaint fishing village of Burtonport and less than five miles from Dungloe. This new property, in a small development, is beautifully furnished and fully equipped to ensure your holiday is as enjoyable as possible.

The surrounding area is rugged and unspoilt and you can enjoy fishing, diving, golfing, walking, cycling and much more. It’s a great base to explore Glenveagh National Park and west Donegal or just relax on one of the many secluded beaches.

Burtonport offers a pier for fishing, 2 seafood restaurants, 4 bars and the opportunity for chartered deep sea fishing trips. Nearby Dungloe has 2 hotels, 7 bars, 2 Chinese and 1 Indian restaurant, 2 takeaways and 3 supermarkets.

Up until recent years Burtonport was a thriving fishing port, however due to the decline in fish stocks over the years and strict fishing quotas, the harbour area is now being developed for the tourism industry with facilities for water sports and boating enthusiasts.

The Burtonport Festival takes place towards the end of July and is then followed by the "Mary from Dungloe Festival" - an international event, drawing participants from all around the globe. The festival runs for ten fun-filled days of music, song, Irish dance and traditional entertainment most of which is free and live on the busy streets of Dungloe.

From Burtonport pier, there is a regular ferry service to and from Arranmore island, with several crossings a day from each end. The island is about 5km offshore, and the crossing takes about half an hour. For Tory Island and Gola Island, a ferry departs from Bunbeg pier.

Some of the main attractions in this part of Donegal include the majestic Glenveigh National Park and the family orientated Dunlewey Lakeside Centre. This centre has lots of different attractions to keep all the family entertained - children's play area, farm yard, boat trips, craft shop, weaving house, audio visuals, etc.

The Golf course on the peninsula of Cruit Island is within 15 minutes by car or there are several other courses within easy reach.

Nearest Village: Dungloe - 4 miles, Burtonport - 0.5 mile
Beaches: Arlands Strand for swimming and Keadue beach where the bay drys out allowing miles of excellent beach walks
Golf Course: Cruit island golf course - 15 min drive

Distance details: Arranmore View is centrally located within minutes of some of the numerous summer festivals which run during the summer months, with music of all styles and markets for all types of goods including locally produced organic produce.

	euro per week
July/August/Easter	600
May/June/Sept/Oct	425
rest of year	425
weekend (2 nights)	200
bank holiday weekend (3 nights)	325
Christmas week	600
New Year week	600

Booking deposit (non-refundable) of euro100 per week - with balance to be paid six weeks prior to the letting period.

- linen supplied free of charge (please supply own towels)
- electricity included
- central heating included
- check in 4pm, check out 11am
- rental Sat – Sat except by special arrangement

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