Malin Head

Drim Cottage at Malin Head is positioned on an elevation commanding fabulous views of the local surroundings; - A view from every room! The home is well furnished, with all the amenities for a comfortable stay. Five bedrooms, 2 with en-suite, all with double beds, convenient for large families or groups.

Crega Cottage is nestled in spectacular coastal countryside close to Ireland's most northerly point, Malin Head. It is especially suitable for individuals, couples and smaller groups of up to 3. The cottage is fully wheelchair accessible, with purpose built shower room and wide entrance doors.

The cottage is a modern, recently built home with three bedrooms, and is able to sleep up to ten people. There is a lounge with an open fireplace, a modern fully fitted kitchen and dining area, a sun room and a utility room. The main bathroom has a 'jacuzzi' bath, and there is an upstairs shower room, an en-suite and a utility room toilet. The TV has SKY digital which includes children's channels in the menu. The interior is also fully insulated, and double glazed with oil fired central heating to ensure comfort in the colder months. The cottage is situated on a large lawned half acre property with a fenced perimeter, and has a gravelled drive and front entrance area. The sunny south side of the cottage is suitable for outdoor relaxation, and patio furniture is provided. Suitable for large families, two families, or groups of up to ten, we are sure that you will not be disappointed when choosing Sunnyside cottage.

On arrival at Whitestrand B&B and self catering cottages, the guests will receive a warm welcome, home baking and a chat about what they can see in the area and throughout the Inishowen Peninsula. It is situated overlooking the Whitestrand Bay and just off the Inishowen 100 route on the way to Banbas Crown, Malin Head Irelands Most Northernly Point. Whitestrand Self Catering Cottages are near to beaches, fishing, swimming,diving, horseriding, golf courses, and many walks, birdwatching, and a famine village which lets one see what life was like in the 1800s.