One of the many wonders of Ireland. Grab your walking shoes and go from edge to edge to take in…read moremany breathtaking views. Certainly a must see while in Ireland imo. There is also a small building you can enter which provides some height for a slightly altered view. I can imagine the line can get long on a busy day, so I would say you can skip it if the line is out of control. Walking fast and ignoring everything, it will take you 25-30 minutes on an average day to get from end to end. Factor in photo stops, more tourists than I hit, and a slower pace and I'd recommend you plan at least an hour - an hour and 30 minutes if you pop into the building I mentioned above. Most tour groups give you 2-hours, so you should be fine to enjoy. Check it out!

We were passing thru and this was our only time to visit. we were luck enough to have some time…read morewith no rain which was rain treat for this trip. So glad to got to see it. We looked around and even saw puffins on the cliffs across the way. Wish I had a better camera but will never forget first sighings of puffins and they were even feeding their babies. sooo cool,

This is a great spot for heading outdoors in Clare. They have a good number of pitches for sports,…read morebut I call up for the trails. They have a good number of trails which are good for nature hikes or for running. The scenery is lovely and they have a good sized car park with toilets as well.

One of my favourite woodland parks in County Galway. Coole…read moreis situated just a few miles outside the town of Gort in Co.Galway. Coole was originally the home of Lady Gregory who co-founded the Abbey Theatre with W.B.Yeats. Yeats wrote alot of potery whilst visiting Coole. His most well known poems about Coole are "The Wild Swans of Coole" and "To a Squirrel at Kyle-Na-No" Lady Gregory's home was knocked many years ago but the stables have been rennovated in recent years and now hold a visitor centre and coffee shop/cafe. there are wonderful trails arond the park and it's a haven for wildlife. I have spotted red squirrels here. There are also deer in the park and some beautiful swans on Coole Lake. It's a great place to bird watch. Plenty of car parking space and there is a lovely picnic area to be found within the walled garden. Lovely on a Summers day to spend a few hours here.

I hope that to see Coole Park beautiful,like was years ago. I have been there for Walk and relax…read more To enjoy the calm and natural beauty through more than 15 years. Still nice to go there, but nothing is beautiful like before 2014.

I've been to the 12 O'Clock Hills about 4 times now and I absolutely love it here. I've only tried…read morethe 5km route and I really enjoy it. There's also a 8km & 13km route, which I'd love to try over the next few weeks or months. I highly recommend trying out the hills for a hike or just a casual stroll. There is also a fairy trail, if you have young children and want to take them there

Went for a tour of a local island with this company last summer, and had a great time!…read more The tour guide was able to give us loads of information on the history and heritage of the island, seal spotting was included and then we were brought to a spot where we could swim and jump off the rocks into the water and just have fun in the sun, a great family day out for all, adults and children alike. I will note that kayaking can be quite a tiring activity, especially if you are younger or abit smaller in build (such as myself) it can be tough to paddle against the current, however the instructor/tour guide keeps a close eye on everyone and provides encouragement along the way, and it is worth it once you get to land and can enjoy the beauty that Ireland has to offer. We were exceptionally lucky, the day we kayaked was sunny (a rare occasion indeed!), but seeing as you are already getting wet from being in the sea I can imagine it would matter too much if there was a small shower or too throughout the day! The tour took a good couple of hours, including the kayak in and out to the island and back to the mainland, so I recommend bringing supplies with you (including a picnic of sorts, suncream, sunglasses, water and sensible shoes are a must!). Also be wary, parts of the tour can be quite overgrown, as this island is uninhabited, so while shorts may be needed for nice weather, longer, lightweight trousers may be a good idea to pack! The tour guide was friendly and positive throughout, another bonus, and I would highly recommend to anyone looking to do something a little more active and outside of the box.

This was one of my favorite activities in Doolin. A great way to experience the beauty of Ireland…read more If you like adventure, this is for you. Guides are great at reading the weather - and you can tell they love what they do.

IMECOFARM is a farm located right outside of Ennis in Clarecastle. They have a fully functioning…read morefarm which uses many new ecologically friendly farming methods which visitors can see in action. They also have a small cafe and playground for visitors and have a collection of various animals on display for the children. I bring my son here once a year in the summer for a day out as well as call down for some of the seasonal events like their Halloween and Christmas events which are great fun for the children too sure.

The park since they had the revamp is pretty cool. Lots of new stuff for the kids to climb on, and…read moreit's all fenced in so they can't run off. They even have a section for older kids as well now.

We saw a few signs and decided to stop by after the Cliffs. We are soo glad we did! It was 12 euro…read morefor mini golf and a bag of food to feed the animals. The mini golf was 9 holes, and it was a very good course. Plus the view was amazing! After mini golf was got our bags of feed. There were sheep, goats, llamas, deer, highland cows, a donkey, emus, an ostrich, pigs, rabbits, chickens, and raccoons. It was so much fun feeding and petting all the animals. They also offer some snacks and drinks. Plus there are other activities for little ones. Definitely worth the stop!