Aran Islands Region Located off the coast of North Clare, the Aran Islands are famed for their cultural heritage and beautiful surroundings. They are a perfect spot to experience Irish culture, traditional Irish music an
Ballyvaughan Region Ballyvaughan is one of the most northerly villages in County Clare. Located very close to the Clare - Galway border, this seaside village is ideal for a break away from the hustle and bustle of everyd
Bodyke Region Bodyke is a rural village located in East Clare and was made famous for the ‘Bodyke Evictions’, which took place during the 1880s landlord and tenant conflict. A troublesome time in
Bunratty Region Bunratty village is conveniently located close to Shannon Airport and on the main road linking Ennis town with Limerick City. It is just 25km from Ennis and 19km from Limerick city both on the N18.The
Carran Region Set in the heart of the Burren, Carran offers visitors a great base to explore the region. Miles of exposed limestone rocks characterise the Burren area, and it is home to a fantastic array of local f
Carrigaholt Region Located on the Loophead Peninsula in West Clare, Carrigaholt is a pretty little seaside village on the Shannon Estuary.Offering a safe haven for water enthusiasts, the village offers visitors the oppo
Clare Regional Overview Region Nestled on the west coast of Ireland County Clare is one of the most scenic spots in western Europe. You can tour the moonscapes of The Burren in the north and travel south along the Atlantic coastlin
Cliffs of Moher Region A designated UNESCO Geo Park and a contender for the new Seven Wonders of the World, the Cliffs of Moher stretch over eight kilometres where the Atlantic Ocean meets the west Clare coast. The Cliffs a
Corofin Region Often referred to as the gateway to the Burren, Corofin village is well known for its traditional music scene, its wealth of things to do and its history. Situated on the River Fergus, the area was on
Doolin Region Another one of Clare's must-see seaside villages, Doolin is a picturesque fishing village staring out at the Atlantic Ocean on the county's north-west coast. The village is close to the Cli
Doonbeg Region Founded by St Senan, the patron saint of West Clare, in the 6th century, Doonbeg is located on the west coast between Milltown Malbay and Kilkee. The village grew up around the Doonbeg Castle. The cas
Dysert Region Dysert is a small townland in the mid-north part of Clare and is very close to Corofin. The Dysert O'Dea Castle and surrounding monuments are well worth a visit. The 15th century castle has been recen
East Clare Region As you travel into East Clare the coastline becomes a memory as green, rolling hills and mountains open up before you. This corner of the county meets neighbouring counties Galway, Tipperary and Limer
Ennis Region Nestled on a small island in a fork of the River Fergus, Ennis is the main county town of Clare. Originaly founded circa 1250 by Franciscan Monks, the town has retained much of its medieval feel.
Ennistymon Region Ennistymon is located a few miles from the Atlantic Coast, near Lahinch and close to Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. Ennistymon is also close to the Burren so it is ideally located to visit the
Feakle Region Located in east Clare, near Scarriff, Mountshannon and Lough Derg, Feakle is noted for its International Traditional Music Festival and accompanying workshops, concerts, lectures, ceilis and set-danci
Kilfenora Region Nestled in the heart of the Burren and close to Lisdoonarna, Doolin and the Cliffs of Moher, Kilfenora is an excellent base for visitors. There are many cultural and historical things to do in the vil
Kilkee Region Kilkee is on the West Coast of County Clare, on the peninsula known as Loophead. It is located on Moore Bay and has a reef, known as Duggerna Rocks, guarding the bay.Kilkee has been popular with
Killaloe Region Few towns can claim to be the home of a king, but Killaloe was the home of the last high king of Ireland - Brian Boru. The magnificent River Shannon runs to the right of the town separating it fr
Killimer to Tarbert Ferry Region This is a 20-minute journey from Killimer in County Clare to Tarbert in County Kerry saves passengers from the 137kilometre trip.The ferries operate every day (except Christmas Day) and as they operat
Kilrush Region A heritage town located on the Shannon Estuary, Kilrush has a rich maritime tradition. The town was once an important Shannon port and a stopping point for much of the boat traffic heading to Limerick
Lahinch Region As a seaside resort, Lahinch is best known for two things – its amazing surf and its world-renowned golf course. The town has been a holiday destination for well over a century and remains popul
Liscannor Region Liscannor is located just north of Lahinch and south of the Cliffs of Moher. This pretty coastal village derives its name from Lios Ceannuir, or O'Connor's Fort.Another O'Connor stronghold in the area
Lisdoonvarna Region On the road between Ennistymon and Ballyvaughan in north County Clare lies a town known the world over for celebrating one of Ireland's oldest traditions through its famous annual matchmaking festival
Loophead Peninsula Region Loophead Peninsula is the most westerly part of County Clare. It is located in the south of the county and at the mouth of where the River Shannon meets the Atlantic Ocean. In 2010, Loophead was
Lough Derg Region Lough Derg is the third largest lake in the island of Ireland and sits between counties Clare, Galway and Tipperary. A number of towns and villages in County Clare sit on the banks of the lake includi
Milltown Malbay Region Like many County Clare villages and towns, traditional music plays a huge part in the culture and heritage of Milltown Malbay. Located on the western coast close to Spanish Point, Milltown Malbay
Mountshannon Region Built on a hill overlooking Lough Derg, Mountshannon is a pleasant little village offering visitors plenty of peace and serenity. In saying that there are still things to do and see - particularly in
Newmarket-on-Fergus and Dromoland Region Lying in between the estuaries of the River Shannon and the River Fergus, Newmarket can be found between the towns of Shannon and Ennis.There are a number of highlights of the area. One is the nearby
North Clare Region North County Clare is predominately characterised by the unique limestone landscape of The Burren. Standing amongst the exposed stone are megalithic tombs and monuments that are older than the pyramid
O'Briensbridge Region The village is located on the eastern verge of County Clare on the banks of the River Shannon and borders counties Clare, Limerick and Tipperary. Like Killaloe, it has a 'twin' town in a neighbou
Quin Region Although quite a small village, Quin, located about 15 minutes drive from Ennis, is home to a number of interesting tourist attractions and is certainly worth a visit.The River Rine offers fishing ent
Scarriff Region Set alongside the banks of Lough Derg, the market town of Scarriff provides visitors with a pretty stop off point between Mountshannon and Killaloe.Scarriff is the regional headquarters of Water
Shannon Region Ireland's 'newest' town, Shannon is County Clare's second largest town after Ennis. Complemented by Shannon International Airport and the Shannon Free Zone, Shannon was built in the 1960's to support
Shannon Estuary Region The River Shannon is the longest river in Ireland and meets the sea via the Shannon Estuary, located between south County Clare and north County Limerick and County Kerry.The estuary itself stretches
Shannon International Airport Region Shannon Airport is the most westerly airport in Europe, it is located on the Shannon Estuary and is approximately 15 miles from Ennis and Limerick City. However, it is its place in aviation histo
South Clare Region The Shannon Estuary hugs the South Clare coast and offers a range of activities and sights to see. Visit the resident pod of bottlenose dolphins, try some angling in the sheltered waters or go bird wa
Spanish Point Region Located in the mid-point of the West Clare coastline, Spanish Point got its name in 1588 when many unfortunate ships of the Spanish Armada were sunk off the coast by a huge storm.Along with the likes
West Clare Region Shaped over thousands of years by the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean, the coast of West Clare has miles of stunning seascapes consisting of beaches, cliffs and bays.The Cliffs of Moher are one o
Burren Botany Experience via GetYourGuide Local Pick Overview This experience at Burren Nature Sanctuary in County Clare suits plant lovers, families, and anyone interested in native botany and wildlife. Description Start at reception and meet Mary for
From Galway: Cliffs of Moher and The Burren Tour 7 hours 30 minutes via GetYourGuide Activity Cliffs of Moher and The Burren Day Tour from Galway This full-day tour from Galway explores the iconic Cliffs of Moher, the karst landscape of The Burren, and coastal landmarks, suited for nature and
From Dublin: Cliffs of Moher, Boat Tour & Ailwee Caves 13 hours 30 minutes via GetYourGuide Activity Overview Aillwee Cave and Cliffs of Moher tour in County Clare suits nature lovers and history enthusiasts seeking underground and coastal exploration. Highlights Explore ancient Aillwee Cave's un
Doolin Cave Tour: Experience Europe's Largest Stalactite 50 minutes via GetYourGuide Activity Explore Doolin Cave, County Clare: guided tours and eco-trail suit geology and nature enthusiasts Doolin Cave offers a descent 70 feet underground to view Europe’s largest stalactite, combined with
Dublin: Cliffs of Moher, Atlantic Edge & Galway City 13 hours via GetYourGuide Activity This full-day tour from Dublin covers scenic drives through County Clare, Kildare, and Limerick and is suited for nature and history enthusiasts. Highlights Drive through the scenic landscape of C
Cliffs of Moher Private Day Tour 8 hours via GetYourGuide Activity Private Full-Day Burren Tour from Galway This is a private, customizable full-day tour of The Burren departing from Galway, ideal for visitors seeking a personalized and unrushed experience. Highligh
County Limerick: Sidecar Tour with Flying Boat Museum Tour 5 hours via GetYourGuide Skip the Line Motorcycle and Sidecar Tour in Adare and County Limerick This tour offers a motorcycle and sidecar ride from Adare, Co. Limerick, suited to solo travellers and couples seeking a unique local experienc
Dublin: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with Cliffs of Moher Tour via GetYourGuide Activity HighlightsDiscover Dublin and Cliffs at your pace.Uncover Ireland's gems with flexibility.Explore vibrant Dublin and majestic Cliffs.Seamlessly blend city sights and nature.Explore Dublin and Cliffs o
Cliffs of Moher and National Park Private Limousine Tour 9 hours via GetYourGuide Skip the Line This luxury private day tour in County Clare suits visitors wanting to explore the Cliffs of Moher, Burren National Park, and historic sites with a professional guide. Highlights Experience the Cl
Loop Head: Alpaca Experience with Walk and Wool Spinning 1 hours 30 minutes via GetYourGuide Activity Alpaca Experience and Walk in County Clare This immersive alpaca experience in County Clare suits animal lovers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a hands-on farm tour. Highlights Get up close with a
From Galway: Full-Day Cliffs of Moher & Burren Guided Tour 8 hours via GetYourGuide Activity Overview This full-day guided bus tour departs from Galway, exploring County Clare’s Burren, medieval castles, and the Cliffs of Moher, ideal for history and nature enthusiasts. Highlights Fully
From Dublin: Galway + Cliffs of Moher Boat Cruise in Spanish 12 hours via GetYourGuide Deal Galway, Doolin, and Cliffs of Moher Day Tour from Dublin This full-day guided tour from Dublin suits travellers interested in culture, coastlines, and scenic boat cruises in western Ireland. Depart Du
