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A Guide To Killybegs: Things To Do, Food, Pubs + Hotels

By Author Gillian Birch

Posted on Last updated: December 31, 2023

Located on the dramatic coastline of southwest Donegal, Killybegs is the largest working harbour in Ireland.

Tucked away on the south coast of the county, this busy fishing town is a hive of activity throughout the year and is home to a fine bit of history.

And, while there isn’t a  huge  number of things to do in Killybegs , it make a good base to explore this corner of Donegal from, as you’ll discover below.

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Some quick need-to-knows about Killybegs

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Although a visit to Killybegs is fairly straightforward, there are a few need-to-knows that’ll make your visit that bit more enjoyable.

1. Location

The busy harbour town of Killybegs is located on the Wild Atlantic Way on the south coast of Donegal. It’s a 15-minute drive from Carrick , a 20-minute drive from Ardara and a 25-minute drive from Donegal Town .

2. The largest fishing port in Ireland

Killybegs’ claim to fame is that it is Ireland’s largest fishing port – who’d have thought it! The sheltered location of this natural deep-water harbour is just a short distance from Donegal Bay. The bustling port exports some of Ireland’s finest produce from land and sea.

3. A stone’s throw from plenty to see and do

Killybegs is a typical working harbour town, but it makes a fine base for visitors as it’s within easy reach of many of the best places to visit in Donegal , from the Slieve League Cliffs and Glengesh Pass to hikes, walks and beaches (more on this below).

About Killybegs

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The harbour town of Killybegs is on the north side of Donegal Bay. Steeped in history and culture, the Irish name Na Cealla Beaga means “little cells’”. referring to the early monastic huts in this area.

In 1588, the Spanish galleon La Girona was repaired in the harbour before heading north. It sank in storms before reaching England. The 12-metre deep-water harbour and €50 million pier is home to the largest fishing fleet in Ireland.

As well as pelagic trawlers, it accommodates cruise boats, pleasure vessels and cargo ships. The summer festival includes the traditional “Blessing of the Boats”.

The town has a population of around 1300, and is home to a campus of the Letterkenny Institute of Technology .

Things to do in Killybegs

As there’s so much to see and do around the town, we have a dedicated guide on the best things to do in Killybegs .

However, I’ll take you through some of our favourite places to visit below. Dive on in!

1. Take the Slieve League boat tour

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Don’t miss the opportunity to sail out of Killybegs Harbour and see the staggering Sliabh Liag cliffs towering above for almost 600 metres. The cruise includes an informative commentary as you pass Rotten Island Lighthouse (1838) and St John’s Point Lighthouse (1831).

As you cruise along the coastline, you may even spot caves, dolphins, seabirds, puffins, seals, basking sharks and marine life. Pass Drumanoo Head, pretty Fintra Beach and Muckross Head before reaching the cliffs.

The “Giant’s Desk and Chair” marks the high point at 601 metres making these the highest accessible sea cliffs in Europe.

2. Explore the area on the Killybegs Walk and Talk Tour

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Starting from the information Centre on Shore Road, the guided Killybegs Walk and Talk Tour lasts about 1 3/4hours. Learn about the fishing and carpet-making industries that put Killybegs on the map.

The loop walk passes many key medieval sites and noteworthy buildings including 16th century grave slab of the Chief Neil Mor MacSuibhne, St. Mary’s Church of the Visitation and the residence of the late Bishop Mc Ginley ‘Bruach na Mara’.

You’ll also see the Corn Store (18th century), the remnants of St. Catherine’s Church and Graveyard, the ruins of the 14th century residence of the Bishops of Raphoe and St. Catherines’s Holy Well.

3. Visit one of many nearby beaches

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Just around the headland west of Killybegs is the curving sandy beach of Fintra, a 5 minute drive from the town. Backed by dunes, this Blue Flag beach is ideal for walking, sandcastles, beach sports and paddling in the lagoon.

Further west, Malin Beg (35-minute drive) is a secluded bay with horseshoe shaped cliffs, accessed down steep slopes and steps. Maghera Beach (30 minutes north of Killybegs) has over 20 caves, eight arches and five tunnels at the foot of Slievetooey Mountain.

4. Or one of endless nearby attractions

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Killybegs has plenty more fascinating attractions and things to do. The town has a Maritime and Heritage Museum in the former Donegal Carpets building as well as an interesting Heritage Trail.

The Tourist Information Centre has more details about guided hikes, eco tours, boat trips, golf, horse riding, climbing and fishing trips.

Nearby, there’s everything from the Slieve League Cliffs and Glengesh Pass to Assaranca Waterfall and more (see our Killybegs activites guide ).

Hotels in Killybegs

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There’s some excellent guesthouses and hotels in Killybegs for those of you that fancy spending the night. Here are three to check out:

1. Tara Hotel

Overlooking Killybegs Harbour, the contemporary Tara Hotel Killybegs has 26 tastefully furnished guest rooms (double, twin and family size) and five suites offering all the amenities of a first class hotel. Enjoy tasty Irish breakfasts and outstanding meals in the Turntable Restaurant onsite before heading off exploring the Wild Atlantic Way.

2. The Ritz Accommodation

Conveniently located in the heart of Killybegs, the Ritz offers smart budget-friendly accommodation in the former Ritz Cinema. Recommended by Lonely Planet and Rough Guide, this up-market hostel offers rooms with TV, (some with ensuite), self-catering facilities, free Wi-Fi, complimentary continental breakfast and all the comforts of a more expensive hotel.

3. The Fleet Inn

You’ll get a warm Irish welcome at the Fleet Inn on Bridge Street. As well as being a well-appointed guesthouse with comfy rooms, king-size beds and ensuite bathrooms, it also has a bar for cocktails. The separate restaurant has an excellent menu of fine dining.

Pubs in Killybegs

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There’s some lovely, old-school pubs in Killybegs that make a great evening destination after a long day on the road. Here are our favourites:

1. Harbour Bar

Overlooking the working port, the Harbour Bar is situated on Bridge Street. This traditional pub has a well-stocked bar, pool table and pub games. It’s a good haunt for relaxing with a glass of wine or beer after a busy day and tucking into a tasty steak, seafood or fish dinner.

2. Hughie’s Bar

With its traditional exteriors and central location on Main Street, Hughie’s Bar is a popular local pub, lounge and restaurant serving tasty bar food. They have a well-stocked bar with a full gin menu and superb signature cocktails. It really buzzes on weekends for cocktails and Irish ales, live music on Fridays and a DJ on Saturdays.

3. The Galleon Bar

The Galleon Bar is one of the most popular pubs in Killybags. Located at the Cope House, it has a friendly bar, pool tables, arcade games and live music on weekends. Great Guinness and tasty pub grub available.

Restaurants in Killybegs

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As the town is somewhat of a foodie hot-spot, we’ve a dedicated guide to the best restaurants in Killybegs . However, I’ll give you my favourites below:

1. Anderson’s Boathouse Restaurant

The award-winning Anderson’s Boathouse is a top notch seafood restaurant run by chef Garry and his wife Mairead. Garry brings his expertise to Killybegs after working in Claridges with Gordon Ramsey, no less. Overlooking Killybegs Harbour, their fabulous menu includes Seafood Chowder (voted Ireland’s Best in 2019 and 2020).

2. The Fleet Inn Guesthouse & Restaurant

Tucked away on Bridge Street, the Fleet Inn combines guesthouse accommodation with a popular restaurant and pub. Open daily from 5pm, the restaurant serves exceptional cuisine such as Soup of the Day with Guinness Bread or Sous Vide Chicken with Wild Mushroom and Truffle Tortellini.

3. Killybegs Seafood Shack

Located on the Pier, Killybegs Seafood Shack is ranked #1 TripAdvisor for Quick Bites. Where better to enjoy Killybegs’ freshly caught seafood than sitting on the harbour overlooking the boats! Cooked fresh to order, they serve delicious fish and chips, calamari, scampi and a popular Seafood Mix with chips, big enough to share!

FAQs about Killybegs in Donegal

We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from ‘What is there to do?’ to ‘Where’s good for food?’.

In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.

Are there many things to do in Killybegs?

There’s a handful of things to do in the town, from the walking tour and the Heritage Trail to the coastal boat tour. There’s endless places to visit a short spin away.

Is Killybegs worth visiting?

If you’re nearby, it’s worth a quick nosey around. If you’re hungry, there’s some great food options. It’s a busy fishing town and not a bad base to explore from.

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ATLANTIC COASTAL CRUISES

Daily boat trips from the gleaming Killybegs marina. With a fully licensed bar and snack bar onboard, Atlantic Coastal Cruises offer unforgettable sea tours of the area.

MUCKROSS HEAD

7 km west of Killybegs, lies the stunningly beautiful Muckross Head, a nirvana for rock face climbers.  12 routes of ascent have been mapped out, all having exotic names like “Tandoori Chicken”, “The Cabbage” “Morning glory”.  Not for the faint hearted but definitely designed by Nature for the thrill seeker. Muckross Head is surrounded by 2 beaches, the westerly one ideal for surfing and the easterly one great for swimming. 

WILD ATLANTIC CRAFTS

Famous across Ireland, Wild Atlantic Crafts showcases a range of crafts, from tweed and jewellery to photography and reclaimed driftwood. For lovers of hand-made goods, this is a must. 

DONEGAL BAY ECOTOURS

Narrated tours of the inner Donegal Bay with comfortable seating, a fully licensed bar and upper viewing deck. For seafarers and heritage lovers, this is unmissable.

KILLYBEGS HERITAGE TRAIL

The Killybegs Heritage Trail offers a truly unique experience to visitors, bringing walkers along a narrated tour of local sites and historical curiosities. This is one that you don’t want to miss!

CASTLEVIEW EQUESTRIAN CENTRE

A family-owned equestrian farm situated in Loughros Point, 2 miles from Ardara. This activity offers unique opportunities to discover scenic Donegal on horseback.

KILLYBEGS SUMMER FESTIVAL

The famous Killybegs Summer Festival offers the fabulous mixture of sights, smells and sounds that make this town great. From fun fairs to live music, the festival offers something for everyone.

SLIABH LIAG

Commonly referred to as Slieve League, this mountain has some of the highest sea cliffs in Ireland (three times higher than the Cliffs of Moher, in fact). At 596 metres high, this is a must for walkers and hikers.

DONEGAL COAST ONE DAY SELF GUIDED E-BIKE TOUR

Cycle at ease along the stunning Donegal coast. Take in the awe-inspiring views of cliffs, bays, headlands and beaches.  Allow our top of the range e-bikes to take you easily up every hill.  Visit Europe's highest sea cliffs at Sliabh Liag. See the Silver Strand — one of the world's most beautiful beaches.  Explore the ancient graves, monuments and standing stones of the Glencolmcille Valley.  The pace you cycle at is up to you, but to get the most from your experience it is best to allow at least 4 hours.

KILLYBEGS FISHING TRIPS

Fully licensed and equipped with the latest technology, Killybegs Fishing Trips guarantee the best angling experience that County Donegal has to offer. 

KILLYBEGS MARITIME & HERITAGE CENTRE

Located at the famous Donegal Carpets building, the Killybegs Maritime & Heritage Centre contains the largest hand-knotted loom in the world, as well as an extensive collection of paintings, photographs and other artifacts.

LARGY VIEWPOINT

Park your car at Largy viewpoint to spot dolphins and wild geese, or look across to the four counties of Donegal, Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim. Largy Viewpoint offers photographers the ideal photo opportunity.

DONEGAL GOLF CLUB

At Donegal Golf Club, golf-lovers will discover one of the finest links courses that Ireland has to offer. Based in Murvagh, the golf club also offers a welcoming bar and restaurant.

THE DESERTED VILLAGE OF PORT

Port is located 15km from Glencolmcille on a side road to Ardara. It is renowned globally for its haunting beauty.  Believed to have been abandoned during the potato famine, it became home to Dylan Thomas in his bid to find seclusion from the temptation of alcohol. A must for your bucket list!

FINTRA BEACH

A pristine, blue-flag beach on a couple of kilometers outside of Killybegs. Approached by steep steps, the beach offers oceanic views across to County Sligo.

KILLYBEGS ANGLING CHARTERS

Daily full and half-day trips, including angling charters and sight-seeing excursions across Donegal bay and the spectacular cliffs of Sliabh Liag. Angling charters are available for cod, pollack, blue shark, bluefin tuna and more.

KILLYBEGS WALK AND TALK TOUR

A looped walking route which includes a narrated tour of 10 major points in the town of Killybegs, including key medieval sites and several points of interest.

DEREK VIAL TOUR OPERATOR

As a trained archaeologist and historical expert on Killybegs and the wider Donegal area, Derek Vial offers personal and group tours around the town, sharing his knowledge and experiences.

NARIN & PORTNOO GOLF LINKS

a superior golf experience on the North-West Coast of Ireland. On the expertly maintained links, you will enjoy views of the Irish seaside, and witness the rugged Atlantic coastline first-hand.

Discover Unforgettable Experiences in Killybegs

Killybegs, Ireland’s premier fishing port, is not just a gateway to the captivating beauty of Donegal’s Wild Atlantic Way; it’s a treasure trove of activities and adventures waiting to be discovered.

Whether you’re drawn to the allure of the sea, the charm of rural Ireland, or the call of the wild landscapes, Killybegs offers a myriad of experiences to satisfy the curious traveller.

Embrace the Maritime Legacy

As the largest fishing port in Ireland, Killybegs invites you to dive into its rich maritime heritage. Embark on a guided tour of the harbour to witness the bustling activity of trawlers and boats. Delve into the history of fishing at the Killybegs International Carpet Making & Fishing Centre, where you’ll also learn about the town’s unexpected connection to hand-tufted carpets, once exported worldwide.

Explore the Great Outdoors

Killybegs serves as the perfect starting point for explorers eager to immerse themselves in nature. The nearby Slieve League Cliffs, among the highest sea cliffs in Europe, offer hiking trails with breathtaking views. For a more leisurely pace, stroll along Fintra Beach, a Blue Flag beach with golden sands and crystal-clear waters, ideal for a family day out or a tranquil walk.

Culinary Delights and Seafood Savours

Foodies will revel in Killybegs’ culinary offerings, especially its seafood. Visit local restaurants and pubs to taste dishes prepared with the freshest catch of the day. The annual Killybegs Seafood Festival is a must-attend event, showcasing the town’s seafood heritage with cooking demonstrations, tastings, and lively street entertainment.

Engage with Local Culture and Festivals

Killybegs is a hub of cultural activity, with festivals and events that celebrate its traditions and community spirit. The Killybegs Maritime & Heritage Festival highlights the town’s connection to the sea, featuring maritime activities, heritage walks, and workshops. Music lovers will enjoy traditional Irish music sessions in local pubs, where the sounds of fiddles and tin whistles create a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Adventure Awaits Around Every Corner

For the adventurous at heart, Killybegs offers a range of outdoor activities. Sea kayaking and boat tours provide unique perspectives of the coastline, while angling enthusiasts can enjoy deep-sea fishing trips. On land, cycling and horseback riding along scenic routes offer further exploration of the stunning Donegal landscape.

Discover the Hidden Gems

Beyond the well-trodden paths, Killybegs hides gems waiting to be uncovered. The Secret Waterfall, a short drive from the town, offers a serene spot for reflection amidst nature. The nearby town of Ardara, known for its tweed and wool heritage, provides a glimpse into Ireland’s craft traditions.

Make Every Moment Count in Killybegs

In Killybegs, every moment is an opportunity for discovery. From the heritage-laden streets and bustling harbour to the serene beaches and rugged cliffs, Killybegs invites you to experience the essence of Donegal.

Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural enrichment, Killybegs is a destination that promises memories to last a lifetime.

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Experience the famous habour of Killybegs, the only bay in Ireland with two lighthouses and a live organic Salmon Fish farm.

We will perform informative & visual tours of Killybegs harbour, Ireland’s largest fishing port with some of the world’s most modern & high tech Pelagic fishing vessels. Also, on occasion, luxury cruise liners visit the port & this will enable you to get an up-close experience of these truly magnificent vessels.

The warm Gulf Stream means the bay is not only a favourite of humans, but also of a vast range of marine wildlife. Dolphins and seals are frequent visitors to the bay, and you may be lucky enough to meet some of these wonderful creatures on your cruise and watch them at play.

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The Killybegs Walk and Talk tour is a looped walk incorporating the wide and varied history of the town, focusing on the many aspects of the Killybegs fishing industry and history, while highlighting it's key medieval sites and buildings of interest.

The walk incorporates 10 major points in the town. The 16th century grave slab of the Chief Neil Mor MacSuibhne, St. Mary's Church of the Visitation, the residence of the late Bishop Mc Ginley 'Bruach na Mara', the early 18th century Corn Store, the remains of the medieval St. Catherine's Church and Graveyard, the ruins of the early 14th century residence of the Bishops of Raphoe and St. Catherines's Holy Well.

To hear about the history of fishing and carpet making in the town, visit the Killybegs Maritime and Heritage Centre.

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We depart from Teelin pier every 2 hours, so why not call down and book a trip that you'll never forget.

We have 4 licensed boats and cater for small groups and each boat can carry up to 12 passengers (larger groups may have to be separated between boats).

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This season we are going to do more swimming trips subject to weather conditions. Let us know in the booking form if you would like to jump in the sea and swim for a while and we will do our best to put you on the most suitable boat.

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(12 passengers and 2 crew per boat), €25 per adult, (sightseeing / swimming trip for approx. 2 hours), €300 to have the boat all to yourselves, for groups who the boat all to themselves very popular with swimming groups and large families simply book 12 adult places and mention it is a private booking in the booking form swimming, (make your trip one to remember), go for a dip like never before, swim in the crystal clear waters of sliabh liag if you want to swim, just let us know in the booking form don't forget your swimming gear swimming is subject to weather conditions evening angling trips, (can be booked privately for €300), €30 per person.

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You will hear stories of this iconic area, which is steeped in history and legends, including the Napoleonic tower.

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You can enjoy a swim in the crystal clear waters of Sliabh Liag. Just let us know you want to swim in the booking form.

Safety is at the forefront of our trips and our boats are licensed and fully equipped with all the necessary safety gear.

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Let us help you to plan your shore excursion from Killybegs Harbour, in Donegal with one of our itineraries or we can create a bespoke personalized tour individual to your requirements from sight-seeing to golf or shopping to a food experience.

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  Your Arrival Port Killybegs:

Killybegs is a natural deep sea harbour, that is home to some of the largest fishing fleet in the country. It is our Premier Fishing Port in Ireland. Killybegs is an ancient Medieval Town that is steeped in History, Legend and folklore with its name in Irish Na Cealla Beaga meaning ‘little Churches or cells’ referring to the early monastic settlements in the Town.

St. Catherine of Alexandria who is the patron of seafarers is much associated with the Town. The ruins of St. Catherine’s Church are beside a Holy Well dedicated to her on your left as you leave the Harbour. This Holy Well is still visited by many people every day.

Top 5 Most Popular Shore Excursions from Killybegs:

1. wild atlantic way sightseeing tour.

 Experience the beauty of Donegal as you travel along the Wild Atlantic Way with breathtaking views at every turn, hear about our history and cultural before stopping at Slieve League,(our highest Marine Sea Cliffs) ,Then on to have a walk on our  famous Silverstrand beach before making our way to Glencolmcille Folk Village and Tea Rooms. In this living museum of several cottages depicting what life was like in years gone by, Then onto Ardara famous for Tweed and Handknitting before returning to Killybegs 

2. Slieve League Cliffs:

One of the highest Marine Sea Cliffs in Europe with the famous one man’s path narrow ridge 601 metres above sea level. Panoramic views over the surrounding countryside, Donegal Bay, Atlantic Ocean and Rathlin Island.

3. Donegal Town 

Home of the Famous Red Hugh O’Donnell and Donegal Castle. The Family that ruled County Donegal for over 400 Years. A vibrant Market Town with a great Food, Shopping and Irish style pubs.  A Town steeped in History, Legend and Folklore

4. Glencolmcille Folk Village

The Folk Village Museum is located on the hillside overlooking the sandy curve of Glen Bay Beach. There are a collection of thatched cottages and buildings depicting what life was like in 17th, 18 th and 19 th Centuries. The cottages are white-washed, each with a traditional half-door. The roof of each one is thatched in the distinctive rounded Donegal style, tied down securely with rope and pegs to protect the thatching from the fierce westerly winds off the ocean. In this living Museum you can learn about what life was like in the bygone centuries and hear all about the famous Fr. James McDyer. There is a Craft shop and Tearooms to enjoy some delicious home baking and local products. 

The Stone Map of Ireland can be seen in the carpark opposite the village where each county is carved in its own native stone.

 5. Belleek Pottery Visitor Centre/Donegal Town

Enjoy a guided tour of Ireland’s oldest working fine china pottery. It was established in 1857 in Belleek in Co. Fermanagh in Northern Ireland on the banks of the River Erne. Then enjoy coffee and delicious home baking before shopping in their outlet where you will find their world renowned gift and tableware brands of Belleek Classic and  Belleek Living. 

Followed by an hour of free time to explore Donegal Town.

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