Welcome to the West of Clare on the Scenic Wild Atlantic Way!
Nature, tradition and hospitality in one of the most beautiful areas Ireland has to offer... The West of Clare is probably best known as being home to the Cliffs of Moher but it also offers many unspoiled tourist spots off the beaten track!
Natural elements shape the landscape which is fronting the crashing Atlantic waves and which are central to all the sights and activities in Clare
Experience the West of Clare:
- the dramatic cliff scenery at the Cliffs of Moher and the equally impressive Cliff scenery extending from Kilkee all the way to Loop Head!
- the unique limestone landscape of the Burren with an extraordinary flora and fauna as well as ancient monuments
- the surfing breaks in Ireland's foremost surfing village, Lahinch, but also in the other renowned surfing areas in Clare
- the sandy golden beaches inviting not only swimmers, but also taking the shoes off and walking
- the Atlantic ocean ideal for all kinds of watersports including angling, wakeboarding, sea kayaking, canoeing, sailing and diving - in one of the clearest waters you'll find in Ireland
- the golf courses for every taste and ambition
- the rare and breeding birds, dolphin families and whales making the West of Clare a haven for bird and wildlife watchers
- experience the best of the west coast of County Clare on the Wild Atlantic Way
- West Clare is also where traditional Irish music has its home. Music is everywhere, you'll find it on one of the many festivals as well as in the lively sessions in the traditional pubs throughout the County, from Doolin in the North to Kilrush in the South [more...]
