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1 LinkCliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher stretch for 8km & rise up to 214 metres above the Atlantic Ocean. For information on the new interpretive centre ATLANTIC EDGE -
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2 LinkAillwee Caves
This cave was formed by the glacial melt waters of an early ice age. The erosive power of the waters carved out an subterrainian river deep underneath Aillwee mountain. This river has subsided since the last ice age, leaving behind one of Ireland's most stunning caves. 		296
3 LinkBurren Guided Walks and Hikes
On our walks and rambles you will discover the wonderful flora of the Burren as we walk at a leisurely pace through Europe’s largest rock garden. The diverse and unusual flora of the Burren will delight and surprise you from Spring right through to Autumn. We will also introduce you to the wonderful archaeology, geology, history and fauna of the Burren. 		285
4 LinkThe Burren Centre
In the picturesque village of Kilfenora, The Burren Centre gives the visitor an introduction to the visual delights and ancient mysteries which await to be discovered in this unspoiled corner of Ireland. This walk through time will take you back through the aeons to a time when this area lay beneath a warm tropical sea. Follow the story of the formation of the Burren's lunar landscape where man hunted bear, and wolves roamed the forests.See how, thousands of years ago, man left his mark on the landscape in the form of Dolmens and burial chambers. They still stand today, stone sentinels at the gates of our civilisation's history. Take the journey with us, watch history unfold in front of your eyes, listen to the sounds and feel the atmosphere of thousands of years ago. 		244
5 LinkBens Rockclimbing Clinic
If you have never climbed before or usually climb on an indoor climbing wall, come and experience climbing in the beautiful Burren, Co. Clare. Bens Rockclimbing Clinic offers courses and one off sessions for all levels, you can climb, abseil and push your boundaries higher than you ever thought you could.

Fully qualified instructors

All safety equipment supplied

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6 LinkDoolin2Aran Ferries
Doolin 2 Aran Ferries operates a high quality fleet of two cruise ships from Liscannor Harbour and Doolin pier Our reputable vessels include the Jack B, and the Doolin Discovery. Our Fleet provides a perfect balance to meet the needs and accommodate groups of up to 67 passengers for Aran Islands travel. All of our vessels are very well maintained, clean, serviced and fully certified by the Dept. of Transport. 		332
7 LinkDoolin Ferries
The Aran Islands are situated across the mouth of Galway Bay - about 30 miles from Galway City, and less than seven miles from the nearest point in either Co. Clare or Connemara. There are three islands. According to legend Galway Bay was once a large lake known as Loch Lurgan which in ancient times eroded its backs leaving the Aran Islands forever battling against the mighty waves of the Atlantic ocean. 		300
8 LinkShannon Ferry
The main tourist routes of the West of Ireland's Shannon Region are linked via the Killimer-Tarbert car ferry.
This pleasant, 20 minute journey across the Shannon Estuary will save 85 miles (137 km) from ferry terminal to ferry terminal providing a staging point for the many attractions of Clare, Kerry and adjoining counties.

Whatever your reason for visiting the West of Ireland, be it business or pleasure, plan on taking the Shannon Ferry. You will be assured of a welcome. 		259
9 LinkThe Burren Perfumery
The Burren Perfumery was founded 40 years ago at the centre of a quiet valley in the heart of the Burren. The Burren is a limestone plateau on the West Coast of Ireland, famous for its wildness and the diversity of its plant life. There are more than 700 species of flowering plants here, roughly three-quarters or Ireland’s native flora. The flowers of the Burren inspired the original Perfumery fragrances: Man of Aran, Ilaun, Frond and Fraoch. 		309
10 LinkDoolin Pitch and Putt
18 hole links course

Open to public for green fees

Club hire available

Families and groups catered for

Open from 10am till late 		292
11 LinkDoolin Cave
A Stunning Underworld Experience

Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions. It is a truly authentic experience. 'The Great Stalactite' It is your only opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world. 		293
12 LinkThe Rock Shop
A Stunning Underworld Experience

Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions. It is a truly authentic experience. 'The Great Stalactite' It is your only opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world. 		274
13 LinkMoher Hill Open Farm!
Aquarium, Leisure Centre, Pool and Gym 		343
14 LinkThe Burren Smokehouse
The Burren Smokehouse is a family-run business that was set up in 1989 by Birgitta & Peter Curtin. We believe in Finest Quality Food Products, good customer care and a good group of team workers to ensure that we keep up our standards 		301
15 LinkCaherConnell Forts
Your visit to Caherconnell begins in the graphic display area here you will receive the background information on the forts and tombs of the Burren. The next stage in your journey is our renowned Audio visual presention. This short presentation (just 13 minutes) provides you with an insight into the history and archaeology of this unique locality. We begin with a journey through time from the arrival of early man through to the megalithic tomb builders. In the second section we provide you with the opportunity to learn about the architecture of the stone forts of the Burren region. 		398
16 LinkMichael Cusack Cenrte
There’s hardly a person in Ireland who hasn’t heard of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Such is the popularity of hurling and Gaelic football that almost every parish has its own club. It’s an important part of what it means to be Irish, and the games are now played around the globe. And yet, despite its iconic status, the story of the founder of the GAA remains largely untold.

Michael Cusack was born in Carron, County Clare in 1847 and died in 1906. A fascinating and complex personality, his passion for Gaelic games was matched only by his love of the unique and beautiful Burren limestone landscape where he was born and raised. Cusack was also the model for "The Citizen" in James Joyce's Ulysses.
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17 LinkPoulnaborne Dolmen
One of the best-known of all Irish dolmens 		326
18 LinkLahinch Seaworld
Located on the promenade of Lahinch, County Clare, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Lahinch Seaworld & Leisure Centre boasts one of Ireland's largest indoor aquariums. We have also just opened our new gym and fitness centre, Gymworld, in adition to our full sized swimming pool with Jaccuzi, Sauna, Tanning Room and other amenities. 		290
19 LinkIrish Rail
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20 LinkBus Eireann
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