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The lowest fare found to Donegal (CFN) was £139 with Flybe and Business Class was £2496 with SAS. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Donegal obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Donegal in 2012, please enter your requirements and click the search button above.
Useful Information about Donegal
- May is generally the best month for bargain hunters with fares averaging £164
- The best fare found on Just the Flight departing from the UK was £96 leaving the week of 07 Aug 2011
- The nearest airports to Donegal include Londonderry approximately 46 miles and Sligo around 53 miles away
- We have found the cheapest prices are offered by Aer Arran, Flybe and Air France
- Donegal's time zone is 0 hours difference from the UK
- Trips to Donegal that include a Saturday night are often cheaper with 5 days being the average length of stay
Donegal is a Nature Lover’s Heaven
Donegal offers amazing sights and views.
Everyone loves to have a vacation to get away from their busy, hectic lives every now and then. Unfortunately, many people can’t afford to go to faraway destinations, and have to settle for vacations near home. For British travellers, one of the closest countries is Ireland. And for the traveller looking to just get away from it all or to enjoy nature, County Donegal in Ireland is a great destination to consider.
Donegal is a very beautiful place, boasting several natural attractions. Take a drive around Donegal to see all of its natural beauty. From the beautiful sights along the coast to the Derryveagh and Bluestack mountains, Donegal has enough nature to awe any traveller. Donegal is home to some of Europe’s tallest sea cliffs, none other than the Slieve League cliffs, which go up to 300 metres above sea level.
Because Donegal has so much greenery, one of the main things that one can do in Donegal is to take a walking holiday around the county. Climb Donegal’s mountains, notable examples being Mount Errigal, Muckish and Lough Salt Mountain. All of these mountains offer fantastic views from the top. Nature lovers will also enjoy Glenveagh National Park, which hosts many self-guided trails and walks around the park, as well as Glenveagh Castle, built in the 1800s. There are a lot of beautiful plants in the garden, the hills being covered in purple moor grass and lots of beautiful, colourful flowers.
Donegal is such a scenic place with lots of nature to explore, and is ideal for travellers looking to kick back and relax. The captivating nature of Donegal will make travellers want to return again and again.