Perched in the centre of Buncrana, County Donegal, is this fantastic studio-style holiday home, THE DOWNTOWN STUDIO. Enjoying a fabulous location with the local amenities and the town’s beautiful beach right on your doorstep, THE DOWNTOWN STUDIO is a superb dwelling for a couple seeking a romantic retreat. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, where you will find two armchairs and a Smart TV, the perfect spot for unwinding after a day of adventure with your favourite tipple in hand. Continue through to the sumptuous double bed where you can look forward to snuggling up with your favourite book or drifting off ahead of another adventure filled day. Impress your other half with tasty dishes prepared in the well-equipped kitchen, featuring a handy washing machine, ready to enjoy at the dining table for two over a celebratory bottle of fizz. End your day with a refreshing shower in the well-appointed shower room, before planning the following day’s itinerary. Explore the town, where you can refuel at the welcoming eateries of The Drift Inn, Fisherman’s Wharf and Primavera, or stock up on essentials at the well-stocked convenience stores and supermarkets. Head down to the beach where you can bathe and beachcomb the golden sands or hook your catch of the day along the Buncrana Pier. Within the town, you will also find an excellent golf club and the picturesque Swan Park. Continue onto Tullagh Strand, home to its own beautiful beach and the Wild Atlantic Adventure Centre, where you can enjoy a wealth of activities including surfing, kayaking, bush crafts and archery. Next stop is Londonderry, where you can tour the Tower and Museum of Free Derry museums, picnic in St Columb’s Park or dine along the River Foyle at one of the many idyllic waterside eateries. For a romantic escape to Ireland, choose THE DOWNTOWN STUDIO.

Buncrana, located on the northeast coast of Ireland, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and pristine beaches. Aside from its many tourist attractions, the town is also known for its strong artistic past and its many art studios and traditional craft workshops, where you may pick up a piece of local design and craftsmanship to remind you of your time in Ireland. Wonderful beaches dot the coastline, drawing sunbathers and families alike with their abundance of water-based activities. Visit the Doagh Visitor Centre if you're up for a bit of a road journey; there, you can learn all about Ireland's prehistoric past through interactive exhibits, tours of reconstructed sod and turf cottages, and even a tasting of traditional foods and herbal medicines! Glenveagh National Park is another option, and it features breathtaking scenery and excellent walking options across its 16,000 acres.

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