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In the heart of the Burren, lies one of the oldest caves in Ireland, formed by the glacial melt waters of an early ice age. Official Site
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For a great day of fun and activity take a trip to the Aran Islands, rich in culture, language and heritage. On the largest island, Inis Mor you can explore the island by bike, pony or guided tour. Aran Island Ferries offer daily sailings from Doolin. Official Site
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Bunratty Castle is the most authentic medieval fortress in Ireland. Built in 1425 it was restored in 1954 to its former medieval splendor and now contains 15th and 16th century furnishings, tapestries, and works of art. At night medieval banquets are held in the castle. Official Site
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A must when visiting the West, the Cliffs of Moher are Europe's most spectacular sea cliffs, stretching for 8km and rising up to 214 meters above the Atlantic Ocean. Official Site
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Situated on 50 acres of wooded grounds, the park tells the story of Ireland's pre-historic and early Christian eras. Explore the Cranog (a reconstructed iron age lake), ring fort and medieval castle. Official Site
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Observe bottlenose dolphins on the Shannon estuary including calves born each year. Official Site
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Discovered in 1952, the Great Stalactite at Doolin Cave, is becoming one of the most important eco-tourist attractions in Ireland. Measuring 7.3 metres (23 feet) in length, it is recognised as being the longest stalactite in the Northern hemisphere. Official Site
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Dysert O'Dea Castle and its surrounding 25 original Archaeological field monuments are a must see on any visit to Clare. Official Site
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The dolmen is among the most famous landmarks in the Burren. Official Site
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The Burren
Unspoilt since the ice age, The Burren is a unique limestone landscape stretching 100 square miles across northern Clare. The Burren is a walkers paradise.
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The Burren Centre in the historic village of Kilfenora displays the flora, fauna, archaeology and geology of the Burren region. Official Site
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