Spectaular Home Overlooking Culdaff Beach on the Wild Atlantic Way

We really enjoyed our stay in this beautiful home! The host was very helpful by offering information about the area and directions to the property prior to our trip. She also welcomed us to the home by leaving some breakfast items for us on the kitchen counter upon our arrival. The nearby beach and surrounding fields of sheep made for some stunning views. The house was spacious yet still felt cozy and comfortable and it was the perfect spot for us to use as a home base as we explored the beauty of County Donegal.

This house is even more wonderful than the listing can capture. It was very cozy, with amazing views. There is everything you need to fell right at home. Angela left a wonderful welcome gift. She provided recommendations for things to do and places to eat in the area. We went to several of these recommendations and they were all amazing and unique. Angela was very responsive a very gracious host and we defintitely hope to stay again.

Wonderful, welcoming property in stunning location.

The stay in Culdaff exceeded our expectations in all respects. The house was amazing as was the whole experience. Angela was very helpful throughout.Bob Pokusa

We, unfortunately, had to cancel this trip as a member of our travel party was experiencing a medical emergency. We hope to rebook some time in September. However, We stayed at this property two 1/2 years ago with our now adult children. This property was BEAUTIFUL and everything it was advertised to be! Accommodations were EXCELLENT. We had tasty scones waiting for us when we arrived. The nearby town of Culdaff was wonderful. If you want a great meal, be sure to visit The Butterbean! We will always choose this beautiful VRBO!

This house is a home from home because it's been done with warmth and thought to a level you rarely find in holiday rentals. It really does feel like a home, with every comfort you can think of and then some. Neither photos nor reviews can do justice to how lovely a place this and its location looking out over the coast. You just have to experience it. Enjoy.

We loved our stay in Culdaff. We swam, we hiked, we ate well and had so much fun at Simpson’s Bar and McGrory’s Pub. The house was exceptionally cosy, lovely and so comfortable with an absolutely amazing view and an open fire for colder nights. We enjoyed exceptional sunsets with a glass of vine and a lovely meal in this wonderful house. Thank you Gertrude and thank you Margaret.

This home was amazing, warm and inviting. We enjoyed our stay very much. Communication with the host was easy and responsive. We could have all stayed here longer.

Our group consisted of four adults - my wife and I and our adult children. This property is fantastic; we had lots of room to spread out, or be together, whichever we preferred at the time. We didn't get to meet Angela, but Gertrude was great. She met us at the property to give us a quick tour, and was readily accessible throughout our stay. She was great. And the house is fantastic. Fully appointed and very nicely decorated, too. Reminds me of places we see on the TV show Escape to the Country. As does the location; spent quite a bit of time just looking out the windows admiring the view. Would definitely stay here again, and hope to do so.

We stayed here for a week in July- family of 5 (2 adults, 3 kids 16,14, 8), plus one visitor for a few nights. Plenty of room for all. The cottage is even more beautiful than what you see in the photos. Everything you need and beyond. Sometimes I would just sit by the fire and look around at how beautiful the home is. Angela's sister Gertrude made sure that we were happily checked in and showed us around the place. The property is gorgeous and has lots of room for kids to run and play. The beach!! A short walk down a relatively quiet road. It's all sand and shallow swimming -perfect for kids who just want to explore the little pools in the rocks and play in the shallows, and you can go for a nice swim too if you want to venture out further. We saw lots of kids surfing. The location on the Inishowen Peninsula is remote and quiet, but not too far from towns where you can get some food and wander. Try Nancy's Barn for food - reservation needed. We only left to go to the Giant's Causeway (really fun to take the ferry), otherwise we were occupied by all the stunning places to see on the peninsula itself. Highlights were Malin Head walk and a raised beach nearby that is all round rocks and nice swimming, the Wild Alpaca way, Five Finger Strand (don't swim there!, but go for the dunes and to watch the wild sea), and Inishowen Head Loop. My kids want me to mention that there is a spinning chair on the second floor that they loved. I'd also put in a good word for the bathtub!