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County Clare Cottages
Fancy a jig? County Clare is big on music, song and dance, a place
brimming with talented local artists bringing the many delightful
villages and towns alive. It's also big on scenic delights,
with a dazzling mix of Atlantic-pounded coast and dramatic,
windswept countryside.
Check out your Clare holiday cottage then take a journey on the
wild side. First the epic Cliffs of Moher, which plummet down into
the choppy ocean - an extraordinary nesting site and fantastic spot
for birdwatching. Next The Burren where a desolate, lunar-like
landscape stretches before you, rich in history and wildlife.
Ireland's longest river, the Shannon, also passes through and
there are some amazing beaches like Spanish Point and Lahinch
attracting surf dudes from near and far.
In fact, with a Clare holiday home in Ireland as your base,
there are stacks of outdoor pursuits to choose from. Hike the
Burren Way. Hire a bike and cycle around Lough Derg. Walk the Wild
Atlantic Way on a trip along the coast of Loop
Head. Play golf on world-class fairways. Go sea angling or
fishing for wild salmon in limestone lakes. Or join a boat trip to
the nearby Aran Islands (of wool jumper fame) spotting dolphins
along the way.
Family days out include the showcaves of Aillwee, Bunratty
Castle & Folk Park (medieval banquets, Easter parades etc) and
'The Living Past Experience' at Craggaunowen.
Enjoy the 'craic' in a Clare holiday cottage!
Come evening, simply head for the nearest pub, fill your glass
and tap your feet to the rhythmic beat of traditional Irish music.
A holiday cottage in Clare really is the 'craic'!