Its the largest jellyfish in the world

And it’s on the Pacific Ocean

Put vinegar over the sting area to make sure not stingers are still in the sting, or get a clean stick if they’re visible and remove them

It's always been open when we've been and never had anyone tell us or any of our guests that they weren't able to get there. Also not had anyone tell us or any guests not to pass down the road, so you should be fine.

hi there. its not something I can answer, as it will depend on tides, meaning I cant say 9am for example, as it would depend on the day.You can use this link: www.tidetime.org/europe/ireland/donegal.htm to check tide times for Donegal. Aim to arrive at about 30 minutes before low tide, as that allows 30 minutes of receeding tide, a period of reversal, and 30 minutes before its back at the level you arrived at. an our should be plenty of time to get there and back.

Cool

Thought it might feel nice instead.

Ah. So thats why they dont swim in Norway. And here's me thinking it was the cold.

@@horseandcart5978 The jellyfish often like cold water, that’s why there’s so much of them in Norway. But we still swim :) we just have to be extra careful.

It hurts like a wasp sting.

My family live not to far from the cave

Well more of my dads side

Disgrace that you would expose this hidden gem..no doubt now the place will be wrecked in no time

That's honestly amazing. So happy to hear that and congratulations to you both!

Well, sorry you feel that way. Nature is a gift for all to enjoy and most "locals" have never been to the place to begin with. What you don't realise is this brings tourism, which drives local business, which creates jobs and feeds the local economy. You can have that with its benefits, or you can have your opinion and it's lack thereof.

Most locals do know about the place, we just don't walk around with selfie sticks and post everything we do online,Am hearing that you will soon have to pay for parking at Slieve league, this once quiet peaceful part of the world is no more, been sold off to the highest bidder. as long as we got a few views and likes....Sad.

@@donica7503 you can't please everyone

Hi there. This was shot on a GoPro 7. Thanks for the kind words.

techyes just google tide times killybegs- gives you high and low tide times

Hey. great to hear! how did you enjoy it? did you film your own piece? link us if you did :)

@@Nick-ye8pf Hello, not yet. Had to postpone the trip..only going next weekend.. i want to some nice shots with gimbal and all. Cant wait, defo will link it. Thanks! :)

@@viktorsz awesome man. Can't wait to see it! We did the slieve league boat trip yesterday from the oceans edge. Will put together a video of that in the next week or so. Well worth the time and money. Was beautiful.

@@Nick-ye8pf Haha,you almost as excited as I am. so probably next weekend,book a bnb there. Aras,is it? and get some nice 4k 10vids. Will let you know

@@viktorsz hey mate. Yea there's loads of accommodation in the area. My parents place is arasbnb.com in glencolmcille, near silver strand beach (also called Malin beg). Have a good weekend!

haha. Glad to know I delivered :). got to be done. what else is on your Ireland adventure then? You're welcome! hope we see you soon

youve got to go behind the waterfall or youre not living :)

Hi Harley. Thanks for the kind words. The publicity has been good.

Hi there. Nick here from ArasBnB.com. IF you're visiting for genealogy purposes, make sure you check out "oideas gael", the local Gaelic language school just a 5 minute drive from us. Loads of people take their courses which they couple with sight seeing. They're great. Regarding the vegan breakfast, just drop us a call and let us know what your needs are and we can explain options. We should point out that we provide a full kitchen for guest use, with a lovely log burner and dining space. Many of our guests opt to self cater some of their meals, so that is another option. We provide cupboard space for food and have several fridges for guest use while you stay. If you have any other questions, get in touch via our website "arasbnb.com" where Leon will be happy to answer your questions. See you soon!

Hi Sharon. With the pod on your right, and kitty Kelly's behind you, walk down the road about 2-300 yards. There will be a little walk way on the right. Hope that helps!

@@Nick-ye8pf thank you...

You're very lucky in that case

Amazing thank you. Sorry I only saw this now. If they left in the 50's, why do the house ruins look far older? There's still houses fork the Victorian age standing in London, yet these at port look ancient. We went by the historical records available. .

Hi Maureen. It took us quite a while too. It's definitely a lot of fun getting there but it is slippery so be careful. Let us know how your adventure goes !

Why?

It's been well publicized on face book also since 2017

Your video is good in the sense of warning people of the dangers but most certainly taking away the discovery aspect of it all ....so i guess dont watch it if you dont want it spoiled

Hi Ann. September is nearing. How's your plans coming along?