Cliffs Of Moher County Clare, Ireland Travel Guide
Within easy reach, various towns and natural wonders beckon. Each location has its own distinct charm, from traditional villages to historic cities and unique landscapes.
Transportation to these spots varies, with journeys by automobile generally offering the most flexibility. Buses connect certain large towns, and ferries serve the islands seasonally.
Beyond the Cliffs, County Clare holds less artificial beauty, from geological parks to stunning coastal peninsulas.
This glacio-karst region of exposed limestone pavement has a strikingly diverse flora, where Arctic, Alpine, and Mediterranean plants grow side-by-side.
South of the Cliffs, this less-visited peninsula showcases dramatic coastal scenery with impressive cliffs and sea arches.
Beyond the natural wonders, rich Irish culture awaits discovery in towns close by and heritage sites.
Try traditional Irish culture, the Irish language, and ancient forts like Dún Aonghasa. Accessible by ferry from Doolin.
Explore a restored 15th-century castle and an authentic 19th-century living village, depicting rural Irish life.
Discover Ennis's historic friary and traditional music. Kilfenora is known for its impressive High Crosses.
The Aran Islands offer a deep exploration of traditional Irish culture, with a strong focus on the Irish language (Gaeilge).
This meticulously restored 15th-century castle highlights medieval Irish life. The adjacent Folk Park portrays authentic 19th-century rural Irish life.
These options present logical what to do next and routes for journeys longer than a single day.
After the Cliffs, consider journeying south along the Wild Atlantic Way into County Kerry.
Head north from the Cliffs towards Galway City, Connemara, and further into Mayo, Sligo, and Donegal.
If flying to Dublin, consider 1-3 days to explore Ireland's capital city for a contrast to the rural west.
For comprehensive exploration, various transport connections facilitate inter-county travel across Ireland.
Plan your long journey with these popular regional routes.
Start in Dublin or Shannon, visit The moher Cliffs, then head south to Kerry and Cork, returning before you depart airport.
From The moher Cliffs, proceed north to Galway City, Connemara, and into County Mayo, highlighting rugged coastlines.
Arrive at Shannon Airport, explore Cliffs of Moher/Burren, Aran Islands, then move north to Galway City and Connemara.
