The quaint village of Malin lies 8km away from the most northerly point in Ireland, Malin Head. Banba’s Crown, the most northerly point of the headland offers magnificent panoramic vistas. Banba was a mythical Queen of Ireland, a patron goddess.

Malin Head is noted for its weather station and has always played an important role in communicating with the ships at sea. It is also a great area to observe migrating birds and hear the elusive Corncrake. The self-catering holiday homes and cottages provide a great base for exploring this rugged coastline and surrounding countyside.