Society Breaks
Dunfanaghy The Perfect Hub For Your Golf Society Getaway
The annual effort for club captains, society members and group organisers to set up the trip away can be a thankless task. Finding the right course, hotel, price and after golf activities can be an ordeal! Let us take some of the effort out of your hands.
Based in a vibrant hub of activity, Dunfanaghy ticks all of the boxes for a group getaway:
- Excellent golf (world class links courses within a stones throw)
- Pubs, restaurants, cafe's and bars all on our doorstep.
- Competitive room rates
- Organiser Incentives
- Sightseeing opportunities galore
The standard of golf courses in Donegal speaks for itself. Dunfanaghy, Portsalon and Rosapenna are year round golf courses so whether you want to plan your getaway in January or July, you will find dry fairways and smooth greens. As well as our excellent golf options, you will find fantastic pubs, restaurants, cafes and craft shops in our little village, all of which offer a warm welcome. Of course, if you prefer to stay on site, you will find fantastic varied dining options from Café Arnou to our a la carte restaurant. All before a cold pint of Guinness in front of the fire in Arnolds Bar.
***If you would like to visit Arnolds for your society break, please contact enquiries@arnoldshotel.com***
Dunfanaghy & The Wild Atlantic Way
Welcome to the village of Dunfanaghy, situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, overlooking the beautiful shores of Sheephaven Bay on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by Blue Flag beaches, and overlooked by the majestic Derryveagh Mountains of Donegal.
The location of Dunfanaghy makes it the perfect base for visiting the beautiful north west and exploring the Wild Atlantic Way. The village overlooks the magnificant Horn Head, is adjacent to the blue flag Killahoey beach with its golden sands and crystal clear water, and is a short drive to the picturesque harbour at Portnablagh, the blue flag beach at Marble Hill, Ards Forest Park, Ards Friary, Doe Castle, the Rosguill Peninsula, the Fanad Peninsula, Glenveagh National Park.
