Here are ten of the top attractions in County Clare, Ireland — a mix of natural wonders, heritage sites, and cultural experiences, all of which are less than an hours drive from Dabrian Homestead
Probably the most iconic: dramatic sea cliffs rising some 200 m above the Atlantic, with sweeping views, a visitor centre, coastal walks, and boat cruises.
A beautifully restored 15th-century castle, surrounded by a living history folk village with period buildings, gardens, and reenactments.
Explore underground caverns, see stalactites and stalagmites, and visit the birds of prey centre with flying displays.
One of Ireland’s most famous megalithic portal tombs, dating to the Neolithic period.
A well-preserved stone ringfort in the Burren with live demonstrations of sheepdog herding.
A wild, off-the-beaten-path coastline with dramatic vistas, birds, and the lighthouse.
Discover handcrafted natural perfumes, skincare, herbal teas in a rustic setting. They also have a seasonal Café.
The lunar-like limestone terrain of the Burren is full of unique flora, rock pavements, archaeological sites, and walking routes.
Off the coast of Kilrush, this island has early monastic ruins, a lighthouse, and a peaceful, atmospheric setting.
The ferry crossings along the Shannon estuary open up scenic routes and connect Clare to neighbouring counties.
Dabrien
Corofin
County Clare
Ireland