The warm Donegal welcome and the recreation of Irish history and artefacts. Great guide also. Will definitely go back again and highly recommend Donegal. I was there with Martina and we travelled in our 50year old Bedford tk truck and living box.

We had the most magical time at Donegal's Lapland. We were a large group aged between 2 and 11 and it was enjoyable for everyone even the adults. The attention to detail in each little cottage and the beautiful lights everywhere were out of this world. The play at the beginning was very entertaining and our children were mesmerized by the juggler and then the entrance of Santa. The staff were so accommodating and helpful. We left feeling very fulfilled. Thank you :)

Super tour given by a knowledgeable interesting guide. The village is really well set put and interactive. Provides a good overview of important aspects of Irish history. The cafe was great too.

Super cool little outing if you can combine it with the few things to do in the area. I was impressed with the tour and the knowledge of our guide, who grew up in the actual house we toured! It's a nice way to deliver some Irish history. I highly recommend it.

Staying in Derry and decided to cross over into Donegal found this amazing little tour of a Famine Village in the quaint Ballyliffin, Doagh village coastal spot... Wow a delve back in time.... And a very informative tour of a time gone by.... Great for all ages and our guides we're excellent.. Thoroughly recommend and will go again.. The shot of poitin was a nice touch and warming on a cool crisp day.. Don't forget after the tour to head to 5 finger strand and walk the beach.. Sublime

We learned so much about the struggles of our ancestors. Visiting the village gave us a glimpse into what life was like and the hardships that the Irish people faced. Pat did a fabulous job giving the group a tour and explaining what life was like. After the tour you have time to explore on your own. I highly recommend this tour and visiting the village.

A real jewel in the crown of Donegal. A fantastic location. The village was a truly moving experience and Pat the tour guide was so knowledgeable with his facts and added humour. Marjella, the receptionist could not have been more friendly & helpful. Definitely an experience not to be missed and an added bonus of coffee & cake included in the admission! Thank you so much, and we will be back.

We visited over the Easter holidays and I wasn’t sure what to expect. My eldest child and I love history. Doagh Famine Village covers local history from the Famine to recent times - for example, when electricity was installed in the area. The tour was very personable as the tour guide grew up in one of the houses. Lots of interesting stories about how people lived. My kids loved the haunted rooms! If you’re anywhere near, make sure to visit. (We were staying in Buncrana.)

So informative! With your entrance fee you also got a free coffee or tea and snack from cafe across the street. Wish we had more time to spend at the museum/village as we arrived 1.5 hours before closing. Learned so much about Irish history and culture.

We took our 13year old her e for his birthday with a 10yr old sibling. The boys loved it! The lady in shop gave my wee boy a free magnet to remember him of where he spent his birthday! When we arrived it looked small so we’re little hesitant! Well once we went threw it was bigger than imagined. The man doing the tour was very nice full of knowledge and happy to answer any questions the boys had! He was very suited to working with the public! Funny at times also! We spent hours in here then went across to the cafe for free coffee and bun. The lady in there spent ages chatting with us and the boys about her grandkids etc and talking about things to do in the area….we had the best day.