This property sleeps: 6
with 1 Double, 1 Double + 1 Single, 1 Single room(s)
These self catering holiday homes in Doolin are situated within the grounds of the Tir Gan Ean Hotel with full access to the bar and restaurant, on the outskirts of the village, within easy reach of its shops, restaurants and traditional pubs which often hold Irish music sessions.
Ferries leaving regularly from Doolin Pier take visitors to the Aran Islands and also to view the famous Cliffs of Moher from the sea. There is a stunning Blue Flag Beach just 15 minutes drive away at Fanore. This stretch of the Clare coastline is particularly popular with surfers and Aloha Surf School operates at Fanore beach, catering for surfers of all levels of ability.
The DoolinActivity Centre is located on the outskirts of the village and will arrange a wide variety of outdoor activities including guided hikes, cycling and rock climbing (with equipment available for hire).
Doolin Village is a central point on The Burren Way, a marked walking trail through the unique landscape of The Burren. This region of Clare is home to over 70% of Ireland’s native flora, including 22 native orchid species. This amazing habitat supports equally diverse wild life – from wild goats to pine martens and a wide variety of butterflies. The area is also very rich in archaeological features including over 500 ring forts and more than 80 Neolithic tombs. This stunning landscape is as unique under ground as it is over ground with labyrinthine cave systems and disappearing streams and lakes.
Doolin Caves were discovered in the early fifties and are over 10.5Km in length with a number of underground rivers. The main entrance is the Fisherstreet Pothole located in the centre of the village. The system may be explored unaccompanied by experienced potholers but there are plenty of local guides who will accompany first time cavers.
This self catering accommodation in Doolin is a great base from which to explore many of the best known visitor attractions which Co. Clare has to offer such as the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre, Bunratty Folk Park & Castle and the Aillwee Caves.
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