Getting to Sandhill House
The Sandhill Experience is a personal, transformative experience steeped in the natural beauty of Donegal.
Getting here
Sandhill House is located just outside the village of Dunfanaghy, on the N56 following the Wild Atlantic Way, 22 miles / 35 minutes by road from Letterkenny Co.Donegal.
It is on the left hand side of the road, a short distance after the Cove Restaurant.
Sandhill House
Dunfanaghy
Co.Donegal
F92 DK13
Dunfanaghy is a beautiful village located on the north coast of Donegal in Ireland. The village is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, a coastal route that runs along the west coast of Ireland.
The closest airport is in Donegal, about an hour away by car. Dunfanaghy is also served by a number of bus and coach companies.
There are several ways to get to Sandhill House. If you need any help, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Transport Options
By Bus
There are regular daily Bus Eireann services from Dublin City Centre and Dublin Airport to Letterkenny (Route 32). A transfer can be arranged from Letterkenny (30 mins).
Direct private coach services are also available from Dublin, Belfast, Derry, Galway, Sligo and Glasgow via Dunfanaghy village with the following private coach operators:
John McGinley Luxury Coach Travel
Patrick Gallagher Coach Travel
A local bus route between Dunfanaghy and Letterkenny is operated by Mangan Tours.
BY plane
Donegal International (Carrickfinn) Airport (50 minute drive)
City of Derry Airport (1hr 25 mins drive)
Belfast International Airport (2hrs 30 mins drive)
Belfast City Airport (2hrs 25mins drive)
Dublin Airport (3hrs 30 mins drive)
Ireland West (Knock) Airport (3 hrs 40 mins)
We can organise a pick up for you from Carrickfinn airport upon request. From the other airports, there are a range of public and private transport or car hire options. We are happy to assist you with more information about these options.
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