Dive into Donaghadee
Delightful Donaghadee: voted ‘Best place to live 2023’ by The Sunday Times. And rightly so. This place is utterly charming.
Lighthouse, Camera, Action!
Home to BBC’s Hope Street, with the iconic landmark lighthouse at its very tip, a Moat in the centre of town and the picturesque Ards Peninsula on your doorstep dotted with quaint villages and vistas, you’re spoiled for beauty.
Watersports and Walks
Perfect for water sports, cold water swimming (if you’re brave enough), sailing at Donaghadee Sailing Club and fishing at Bridgewater Fishery.
The Water Tower, Orlock and the Commons provide the kind of open spaces where you could happily stay and while away the day.
Cool Schools
With its own primary school and easy access (just 10 minutes) to Bangor Grammar and Glenlola Collegiate, it’s a perfect place to bring up a family.
Dining and Drinks
The nearby Copeland Islands offers its name to Copeland Distillery, creating one of Ireland’s most famous spirits. Take a tour and a sip or two or stop by Grace Neill’s, one of Ireland’s oldest pubs, for a proper pint of the black stuff.
Good food is served at Pier36, Bull and Claw and Harbour and Co with cute coffee shops and a must-stop at The Cabin for home-made ice creammmmm.
Home to BBC’s Hope Street, with the iconic landmark lighthouse at its very tip, a Moat in the centre of town and the picturesque Ards Peninsula on your doorstep dotted with quaint villages and vistas, you’re spoiled for beauty.
Watersports and Walks
Perfect for water sports, cold water swimming (if you’re brave enough), sailing at Donaghadee Sailing Club and fishing at Bridgewater Fishery.
The Water Tower, Orlock and the Commons provide the kind of open spaces where you could happily stay and while away the day.
Cool Schools
With its own primary school and easy access (just 10 minutes) to Bangor Grammar and Glenlola Collegiate, it’s a perfect place to bring up a family.
Dining and Drinks
The nearby Copeland Islands offers its name to Copeland Distillery, creating one of Ireland’s most famous spirits. Take a tour and a sip or two or stop by Grace Neill’s, one of Ireland’s oldest pubs, for a proper pint of the black stuff.
Good food is served at Pier36, Bull and Claw and Harbour and Co with cute coffee shops and a must-stop at The Cabin for home-made ice creammmmm.
