Irish Pub Malin Head in Meissen

One of my best experiences, I recommend and wish everyone one day to have the chance to travel the Atlantic Way to discover these breathtaking places and landscapes.

Beautiful spot we were blessed with a sunny day lovely clear views

Such a beautiful place part of the wild atlantic way scenic route. Car park and toilets are available there was also a little coffee van there too. The views here are spectacular could have sat here all day just watching the waves crashing. A must see

We travelled to Malin Head Wed 29.07. It was amazing. Great walks to Hells Hole on the left and the Tower on the way back to the right. Scenery second to none and the views were beautiful. Not recommended for parents with babies/toddlers as the ground is uneven and hilly/stony in places but children 5+ should love it. Bracing wind up there, wrap up! Toilets there which are clean but no other amenities so would say bring something to drink for the journey. Loved it!

Enjoy stunning views and witness the raw power of the ocean.

One of my favourite places in the whole of Ireland!

Top of Ireland

You gotta go, DO NOT MISS IT. Speak to John (the Celtic Design Artist) at gift trailer. He has great current info re local nature and other facts...

Stunning views and great place to stop for the night in your motorhome.

As Ireland’s most northerly point its bloody cold. Even on the hottest day of the year I would recommend a cardy. Stunning views. Really worth the drive out.

A little walk (about 30 minutes) from the Signal Station to reach this beautiful place Definitely worth the detour, in good weather as in rough seas An incredible and calming point of view where nature has kept all its rights

This place has one of the best coastal sunsets you'll ever see in your lives. I can guarantee it'll make you want to come back here every single day.

The most northern part of Ireland, bit of a haul, but well worth it.

Ireland's northern most point, a great costal walk to the left brings you to Hell's Hole, a brilliant view on the windy seaside, and how the sea crashes the rocks. Definitely a must-go when in Donegal. There is a public bathroom near the parking. Mind that during summer time with more tourism, there might be limited parking

Beautiful place and if you are lucky enough you can spot the dolphins on the pier or from the Seaview tavern

Malin Head is Ireland's most beautiful place, well in my opinion. It holds a special place in my heart but the place itself would never disappoint, rain or shine. The locals are friendly and the Guinness at Farrens Bar is the creamiest and most tasty in all the land. Highly recommended.

Limited parking, beautiful views and trails.

Desert place, with little tourism, as it costs to get to this place and the only thing you find, very beautiful landscapes, peace and tranquility, the feeling of being in a paradise is very big, rent a car and travel these small roads, you will find places loaded with magic

Good to visit once

Great place, very scenic

Amazing scenery

Stunning scenery. Some parking issues at peak times but well worth the trip. Highly advise making the effort to visit.

Great views

Tip of Ireland. Beautiful

Breath taking... but very cold and windy

Absolutely stunning place to see!! Great little hike with nice finished path. You can also continue further than the path, but you do so at your own risk with no railing and some sketchy areas. It started to rain, but there is also a tower than we didn't have time to make it too after our walk.

The most northern point of Ireland has something magical ... the view is gorgeous and the nature is untouched. I recommend a walk along the coast, west direction. The path is passable even in bad weather (unfortunately frequent): it is really worth it. There are very few parking spaces, so avoid reaching the place by car in "hot" times: park along the roadway before arriving at the end of the road

A place with atmosphere, unique. I would recommend. Must see when visiting Donegal County.

Beautiful northernmost point of Ireland.

Magical place full of power! What could be more mythical to be the most northerly of a land of legend? I had the audacity to go to the other side and join the stele on the island. Be careful the passage is dangerous, but for the more seasoned there is no more powerful feeling than to cross this last natural border!

Magnificent ! The most northerly place in the Republic of Ireland is well worth a visit. Due to the large number of visitors, it is better to come after 4 pm or very early in the morning. The path along the coast is breathtaking. We can see seals. The cliffs at the end of the trail are impressive. Be careful not to get too close to the edges!

Very nice place to relax

Nice place to visit . Great walk on nice day very rugged coast line

Amazing scenery. Well worth the drive. A must see

Stunning views all over and the sunsets are amazing

Well worth a visit , narrow road upto point , great views , no toliets so stop somewhere close on route

Nice looking beaches with freezing water. Views are unique. Good place for a hike.

Beautiful place views are amazing

Nice place to stay. Great view of the surroundings. The landscape around it is very beautiful. Unfortunately there was not enough place to park.

A very nice and worth seeing place

Ireland's northernmost point. In good weather wonderful view, easy to reach by car.

Very small car park.

Beautiful views and a lovely walk

Uniquely beautiful.

Spectacular views and a lovely walk.

Glorified vista point, no better or worse than any other. If you feel the need to brag about being at the northernmost point in Irealnd, might be worth a visit. Otherwise can be skipped.

Amazing place to see. Coming back there almost every year

Great location, great views, just lacking facilities and parking space

The most northern point of Ireland. Impressive by its coast, its view and the wind blowing there.

The scenery is beautiful but access by car is very difficult. There is very little parking space.