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Ballyshannon is 90 miles away from Belfast and 110 miles from Dublin.

Put a huge grin on your children's faces with an excursion to Five Oaks Ranch.

If it's sun and good times your heart desires, do not miss Portsalon Beach, 55 miles to the northeast of Ballyshannon. Carrigart Beach, 50 miles to the north, is also worth your time.

Lovers of nature travel through Donegal to explore its diverse natural areas. Discover what it's all about at Devenish Island and Lough Erne, 25 miles and 19 miles away from Ballyshannon, respectively.

Don't miss the chance to visit Abbey Assaroe. Also consider Lakeside Centre.

Consider visiting Drumacrin. It's approximately 4 miles away from Ballyshannon, and where you can find Rossnowlagh Beach and Donegal Equestrian Centre. Bundoran is another great option. It's 4 miles away from Ballyshannon. Have a look around town and swing by Bundoran Golf Club and Bundoran Beach.

Ballintra is 6 miles to the northeast of Ballyshannon. This regional center is where you can find Donegal Castle, O'Donnel's Castle and Donegal Bay Waterbus. Donegal Golf Club and Daniel O'Donnell Museum are some other popular places if you have extra time.

Prepare yourself to embark on an adventure through the rich culinary traditions of Donegal.

Ensure you look out for the more recognizable regional ingredients, such as mutton and pork.

Two common dishes worth trying are Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato).

If you've got a craving for something sugary, sweet seedcake loaf is a must-try.

If you enjoy sampling the world's beers, head to the nearest watering hole and buy a round of Murphy’s Irish Stout. Raise your glasses and enjoy one of the region's most popular brews.

If you're in the mood for a non-alcoholic drink, ask for Club Orange (similar to Fanta).

You should be pleased to learn that the 17th of March is Saint Patrick's Day, a festive day for the whole country.

Experienced travelers are no strangers to goodbyes, but that doesn't mean they get any easier. When the time comes to depart the gorgeous Donegal region, it wouldn't surprise us if you were already organizing a return trip!

When it's time for your flight back to reality, make your way toward the nearest airport, 35 miles to the north.

Accommodation in Ballyshannon

Ballyshannon accommodation options may be limited. Check out Expedia's listings now to secure the hotel you like.

For those interested in a room or suite at the upper end of the range, check out the Sandhouse Hotel, located at Killinangel Beg, or the Murvagh Links Manor, at Ballybulgan. Alternatively, the Homefield Rock Hostel, at Bayview Avenue, and the Heron's Cove, at Rossnowlagh Rd, are two thriftier options worth considering.