Discover the spectacular Cliffs of Moher Experience in County Clare. Voted Ireland’s Best Visitor Attraction in the Reader Travel Awards, they form part of the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark as well as a special protection area for birds and wildlife under the terms of the EU Birds Directive.

Embrace some of Ireland’s outstanding coastal landscapes in breathtaking County Clare. The Cliffs of Moher Coastal walk is a 20km cliff edge trail spoiling walkers with views of Galway Bay, the Aran Islands, Doolin and the roaring Atlantic.

Randaddy’s Café & Restaurant is located on Lahinch beach front, on the west coast of County Clare. It is only 45 minutes from Shannon Airport and 20 minutes from Ennis train station.

Bens Surf Clinic, Lahinch, County Clare, provides everything needed for an enjoyable surf session with a qualified coach. They cater for all skill levels, all year round. Groups are kept to a maximum of eight per coach, with a focus on more water time. Facilities on site include the surf shop, adventure centre and more.

Skirting the County Clare coastline before moving inland across the Burren’s expanse of limestone and pretty villages, The Burren Way is an exceptional 114km trail that treats walkers at every turn.

Doolin Cave in County Clare is home to the largest stalactite in Europe and boasts the deepest underground experience in the Burren region. Doolin Cave is a must see when exploring Ireland.