Activities & Links
Tourist AttractionsVisit the tallest cliffs in Europe, ramble across the lunlar landscape of the Burren, climb Clares highest mountain at Moylussa, cruise over the majestic Lough Derg, sail out to spend some time in the company of the West Clare Dolphins, enjoy the family delights of our excellent beaches and seaside resorts and you will love Clare. From our location in Spanish Point, Co. Clare, we are just a short distance from all that the West of Ireland has to offer. The links below will take you on a journey around county Clare and hopefully highlight to you, our welcome visitor, the wonderful attractions Clare has to offer. Visitor attractions in County Clare: This website provides information on all the attractions in the county. It also provides information on all the towns and villages around the county and suggests a number of scenic driving routes that will ensure you capture the beauty and variety of our county. |
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Many of our well established visitor attractions have their own websites. Click below on any of the links to go directly to their site. Attractions are divided into the different areas in county Clare to help you plan your visit. Cliffs of Moher: Standing 214 metres above the ground at their highest point and 8km long, the Cliffs of Moher boast one of the most amazing views in Ireland. On a clear day, the Aran Islands are visible in Galway Bay as well as the valleys and hills of Connemara. Aillwee Cave: Unlike the vast caverns you may have encountered, Aillwee Cave is unique to the geology of the Burren and it enables you to explore a little of what lies under the exciting landscape. Open to Visitors all year round. Burren Centre: The Burren Centre gives you the visitor an introduction to the visual delights and ancient mysteries of the unique limestone region of the Burren. Burren Perfumery: The Burren is one of the most unique floral landscapes in the world. The perfumery produces a range of aromatherapy products and fragrances using traditional methods. Open to visitors all year round. Burren Smokehouse: At the Burren Smokehouse you can taste and learn how the burren salmon is smoked. You can also admire the unique series of mosaics about the ancient legend ‘The Salmon of Knowledge’. Open to visitors all year round. Caherconnell Stone Fort: Burren: Caherconnel is one of the best preserved stone forts in the Burren. The visitor centre in Castleconnel incorporates an audio-visual presentation and a graphic display area. Open to visitors March-end October. Clare Heritage & Genealogical Centre: Corofin: The main theme of the Clare Heritage and Genealogical Centre is “Ireland West 1800 – 1860″. It portrays the traumatic period of Irish history under such headings as land tenure, traditional ways of life, culture, famine, emigration, etc. The Centre also offers a professional service to persons wishing to trace their ancestry housing the most comprehensive research material held at any one location to enable persons with Clare roots to trace their ancestry. Open to visitors all year round Cliffs of Moher Cruises: Our cruise will take you on a vouage of discovery along the shoreline, which is inaccessible from land Doolin Ferries: Visit all three of the stunningly beautiful Aran Islands, only 20 min from Doolin and are one of the last outposts of Gaelic Civilisation where Irish is still the Spoken language Heart of Burren Walks: Heart of Burren Walks are based in the east of the Burren which serves as an excellent base for the exploration some of the most unspoilt and spectacular scenery in the west of Ireland. Lahinch Seaworld: Seaworld indoor complex overloks the majectic lahinch beach. It features the seaworld Atlantic aquarium, a leisure centre with a 25m pool, a kiddies playzone and a café and gift shop. Open to visitors all year round. Lahinch Surf School: Lahinch Surf School is based on the west coast of Ireland and provides a safe, relaxed and affordable introduction to the exhilarating sport of surfing. View maps of Ennis and County Clare with all the major tourist attractions highlighted.
Shannon FerriesThe Shannon Ferry is an internal Irish ferry service that operates across the Shannon estuary between Killimer, Co. Clare and Tarbert, Co. Kerry
Clare FMCounty Clare's Local Radio Station
County Clare's Local Newspaper, issued weekly on Thursdays Clare Leisure World, EnnisFantastic all weather facility that offers a wide range of activities, ten pin bowlind, quasar 2000, Tumble Towers & Tumble tots, astro turf football pitches etc
Glor Irish Music CentreGlor Irish Music Centre specialises in the performance of Irish Music, song & Dance whilst also hosting touring theatre, dance & childrens events all year round.
Galway Bay Executive Travel specialises in providing services to meet your personal travel needs.Our goal is to provide a service that meets all your travel needs, whether it's for business or leisure purposes. for all your wedding beauty treatments A fellow member of Irish Country Hotel if you fancy an overnight in the City of the Tribes. Great base to explore the delights of County Galway
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