Cian & Meaghan
Things To Do
Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark
A hike from Doolin to the Cliffs of Moher will be led by Uncle Jerry. Departure day and time to be confirmed.
Cliffs of Moher and Aran Islands Helicopter Tour
Climb on board a helicopter pleasure flight with Adventure 001 Ireland of the Famous Cliffs of Moher and Aran Island's. Departing from Spanish Point Airfield, Miltown Malbay, take to the skies in our Jet Powered Helicopter, as you route down towards try Cliffs you will take in stunning views of the Wild Atlantic Way before you come to the Natural Wonder of the World, the Cliffs of Moher.
Doolin Cave
Prepare for a true underground experience. Deep in the heart of the earth, 200 feet down, Doolin Cave is a fantasy-like world created from water, time and the hand of nature. Take a journey down through an intricate system of passages and pathways that will lead you into the majestic cathedral-like dome of the cave and the awe-inspiring wonder that is the Great Stalactite. 7.3 metres long and weighing around 10 tonnes, this vast structure reaches down from the roof of the Cave, catching the light, reflecting colours and detail like a massive, ornate glass chandelier. It is a sight like no other and one that will stay with you forever.
Miltown Malbay
Discover magical Miltown Malbay tucked along the rugged west Clare coastline and for a true bucket list experience, plan your visit around the famous Willie Clancy music festival. Listen to a recital, visit an exhibition or watch talented musicians play spirited tunes in cosy pubs. Learn of the town's local history and explore the grand megalithic tomb on the south-eastern slopes of majestic Slievecallan.
Lahinch
A 20 minute drive from Doolin, Lahinch is one of Ireland's most popular seaside resorts offering visitors great variety, it has a one-mile stretch of golden sandy beach, spectacular scenery, great nightlife and two golf courses, one of which is very famous. Lahinch is well known for surfing and other water sports.
Wild Atlantic Way
The Wild Atlantic Way route from start to finish unfolds the wonders of nature, the power of the ocean and its imprint on the west coast of Ireland, and the stunning countryside in all its diversity. Enchanting villages are nestled along the coast as well as ancient monuments – their origins having long sunk into the mists of oblivion dot the landscape. Behind every bend on this magical coastal road a new delight awaits.
Inishmore
Inishmore is the largest of the Aran Islands located off the west coast of Ireland. It's a popular destination known for its rugged landscapes, ancient forts, and rich cultural heritage. The only way to get to the island is by ferry from Doolin. There are no cars allowed on the island. The island is 26 km from the mainland.
Galway
Galway is a 1 hour and 30 minute drive from Doolin. Galway is a vibrant city located on the west coast of Ireland. It is the fourth largest city in the country and is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and lively atmosphere.
Kerry
County Kerry is a 2 hour drive from County Clare. You can also get to Kerry by ferry from Killimer, County Clare to Tarbert County Kerry. The ferry service runs on the hour, every hour from Monday - Saturday (7 am - 9 pm). More information can be found on this website: https://www.shannonferries.com/timetable County Kerry is often referred to by its nickname, “The Kingdom”, and, like a kingdom, it can feel like a magical place surrounded by natural beauty. From stunning scenery to sites steeped in history, to towns bustling with Irish music and the Emerald Isle’s world-famous friendliness, there are many things to do and enjoy.