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Where to stay in County Clare
Best time: May-Aug. The weather is generally mild and suitable for outdoor activities, including exploring the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren.
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County Clare, like a local
Don't miss
- Cliffs of Moher: Iconic cliffs offering breathtaking views and walking trails.
- The Burren: Unique limestone landscape with rare flora and ancient sites.
- Doolin Cave: Home to one of the world's longest stalactites, a hidden gem.
- Ennis: Charming town with vibrant music culture and historic architecture.
- Kilmacduagh Abbey: A lesser-known historic site with stunning ancient ruins.
Where to eat
- The Roadside Tavern: Known for its traditional Irish cuisine and craft beers.
- The Corn Barn: Offers fresh, locally-sourced dishes in a cozy atmosphere.
- Doolin Café: Famous for its homemade cakes and hearty breakfasts.
Do this
- Traditional Irish Music Session: Experience authentic local music in pubs, especially in Doolin.
- Surfing at Lahinch: Enjoy surfing lessons or just watching surfers at this popular beach.
- Wild Atlantic Way Drive: Scenic coastal drive showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of County Clare.
Local tips
- Visit the Cliffs of Moher early in the morning to avoid crowds.
- Try the local seafood, particularly in coastal towns like Doolin and Lahinch.
- Explore the Burren on foot; guided walks provide deeper insights into the ecology.
- Check local pub schedules for traditional music nights; they vary by day.
Know before you go
Best time
May-Aug. The weather is generally mild and suitable for outdoor activities, including exploring the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren.
Getting around
Car rentals are popular due to the rural nature of the county. Local buses are available but may have limited schedules.
Airport
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Language
English is the primary language, with some Irish Gaelic spoken in specific areas.
Money
Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but having some cash for small purchases is advisable.
Safety
County Clare is generally safe for tourists, but always be cautious in less populated areas.
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