A beautiful road skirting the seashore which rise and descends nicely meaning scenery packed fun. Enjoy!
Malin Head is the most northerly point on the island of Ireland. A great destination for a challenge ´bike run - you can´t go any further! Spectacular views across to the Scottish islands and to the uninhabited island of Inishtrahull, 6 miles to the northeast. Beautiful seascape - this is the north Atlantic, after all! The waters off Malin were the battleground in two world wars - U boats, Allied aircraft, convoy protection battleships etc - a spectacular number of wrecks lie off here. Visit the Sea View Tavern for a coffee overlooking Inishtrahull Sound (a submarine trench drops to 90 metres depth)visist this website : www.loughs-agency.org/discover/activities/motorcycling-test
Lloyds Tower, Banbas Crown, Malin Head - an old signal tower and (during Napoleons era) military observation tower
Malin Head was a semaphore signal station, relaying flag (or semaphore) signals from passing ships by telegram.
Malin cliffs and Atlantic waves
This website uses cookies to offer you the best user experience and show relevant ads. To find out more, please read the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy