Kinnagoe Bay Caves, sea caves in County Donegal

This is the bay area, not a promise that every cave is safe or reachable. Check the tide and local conditions.

What is recorded here

The local Inishowen visitor guide describes Kinnagoe Bay as having an abundance of caves around its enclosed beach and steep coastal slopes.

Photo credits

Explorer Tom The road drops towards Kinnagoe Bay through Inishowen's green slopes, and suddenly a small Donegal beach is waiting…

Explorer Tom Mossyglen Children's Burial Ground sits on a slope overlooking Kinnagoe Bay, offering some genuinely fine views. It’s…

Explorer Tom Claggan Bridge was built around 1800 with one large arch over the River Dooalt. Its stone parapets step outward at both…

Explorer Tom Rose Cottage, built around 1855, is standing right where a whole little village used to be before it just vanished off…

Explorer Tom Court tomb in Meenletterbale kept a roofless chamber and three further upright stones when surveyed. Furze covered the…

Explorer Tom Standing stone in Ballymagaraghy stands close to the edge of cliffs that drop straight into the sea. It is a slender…

Explorer Tom Ballymagaraghy Cairn and Standing Stones is basically a stone heap hugging two monoliths in the gorse. It’s either…

Explorer Tom Crockaulin offers a lonely triangulation pillar that stares down at Greencastle from a dizzying height. I reckon that…

Explorer Tom A very stubborn bird has claimed this Mapped graveyard as its personal throne and won’t let anyone else near the…

Explorer Tom Stroove Beach sits on Inishowen's eastern edge with two lighthouses keeping an eye on the sand, as if the place might…

Explorer Tom Dunagree Point sits at the mouth of Lough Foyle with two old lighthouse towers keeping company and a view that makes…