Things to do
in the Local Area
Located in Doolin, there is a multitude of things to do in the area. Doolin offers restaurants and pubs with live traditional music. Glasha Meadows is the perfect base to explore the wonders of Clare with the Cliffs of Moher only a 10 minute drive away as well as many other attractions such as the Aran islands, the Burren, Doolin Caves and the many local beaches.
Walking & Hiking
There are many amzing walks and hikes in Clare for beginners up to the avid hiker. Explore tha beauty of the Wild Athlantic Way with the multitude of coastal and cliff walks or be amazed and the wonders of the rugged natural landscape of the Burren.
Cliffs of Moher
Located on the West Coast of Ireland on the wonderful Wild Atlantic Way, the Cliffs of Moher is one of the most iconic landmarks in Ireland. The majestic cliffs boast some of the most spectacular views in Ireland.
The Burren
The Burren, located in County Clare, is one of the most historical sites in Ireland. The Burren's landscape has been sculpted by nature over hundreds of millions of years. Hauntingly beautiful, this sparse landscape offers amazing views and walks as well as many archeological and historical landmarks.
Doolin Cave
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. Image Credit: Discover Ireland
Doolin Ferry
Doolin Ferry, the original ferry company based in Doolin, County Clare, operates one of the largest and fastest routes to the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher Cruises. The route was established by Bill O'Brien in 1970. Bill, along with his son Liam, continues to grow the company and show the world the magnificent beauty of the County Clare coastline. Image Credit: Discover Ireland
Aran Islands
The Aran Islands are a rugged trio of islands off Ireland’s west coast, known for their dramatic Atlantic scenery, ancient stone forts, and strong Irish-speaking culture. Life here moves at a slower pace, shaped by the sea, traditional farming, and centuries-old customs, making the islands a powerful snapshot of Ireland’s heritage and natural beauty.
Wild Atlantic Seaweed Baths
Wild Atlantic Seaweed Baths, based in County Clare, are one of Ireland’s only fully mobile seaweed bath providers. If immersing yourself for an hour of bliss sounds good to you, try one of these relaxing baths. Image Credit: Discover Ireland
Doolin Pier
Close to the small village of Doolin famous for its traditional music, the pier is a popular embarkation point for daily trips to the Aran Islands. Browse the quaint businesses and enjoy Irish music in the village, or jump on a ferry and soak in the sights of the surrounding islands. Image Credit: Discover Ireland
Other things to do
Clare is home to some of the most beautiful and famous golf courses in Ireland
- Lahinch Golf Club
- Doolin Pitch & Putt
- Doonbeg Golf Club
- Trump International Golf Links Ireland
- Kilkee Golf Club
- East Clare Golf Club
- Spanish Point Golf Club
