Doolin Cave in County Clare is home to the largest stalactite in Europe and boasts the deepest underground experience in the Burren region. Doolin Cave is a must see when exploring Ireland.

Wild Honey Inn is a family run inn located in the Burren region of County Clare, in the town of Lisdoonvarna. It has an award winning bar and restaurant serving local, free range and organic food.

At Climb It, Ballyryan, County Clare, Brian Bateson provides rock climbing instruction and guided rock climbing tours. Guided hill walking tours around Ireland are also provided.

Safety Notice: This walk is only open for 1km in each direction north and south of the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre. The Northern section from Doolin is only open to Surfers Path – this will require walkers to turn back and remain on the walk back to Doolin. There is no access to Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre on this section of the walk. The Southern section from Liscannor is fully closed for 5kms.

Bens Surf Clinic, Lahinch, County Clare, provides everything needed for an enjoyable surf session with a qualified coach. They cater for all skill levels, all year round. Groups are kept to a maximum of eight per coach, with a focus on more water time. Facilities on site include the surf shop, adventure centre and more.

Skirting the County Clare coastline before moving inland across the Burren’s expanse of limestone and pretty villages, The Burren Way is an exceptional 118.8km trail that treats walkers at every turn.