Killilagh House
Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Doolin
Tourist Attractions near Doolin.
Cliffs of Moher:
The cliffs of Moher rise some 800 feet (244 metres.) from the Atlantic Ocean and because of the indenting coastline, offers a dramatic and memorable spectacle whenever visited.
The Burren: The name Burren comes from the Irish 'boireann' meaning 'rocky place'. The Burren is in northwest County Clare, bounded on the west by the Atlantic and to the north by the waters of Galway Bay. It is an area of immense ecological, botanical and archaeological importance, both to Ireland and the whole world.
Aran Islands: There are regular sailings to the Aran Islands and Doolin is the nearest point. Great for a day trip.
Centre of Irish Traditional Music Many memorable musical nights can be had in all the pubs in Doolin. Catering for the best in Irish traditional music where singing, jigs, reels and hornpipes can be enjoyed all night long. Admittance is free. Music sessions in all Pubs every night during the Season.
Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions. It is a great opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world
Horse riding: is available right next door and offers daily guided trails with spectacular views.
Pitch and putt: There is a really nice Pitch and putt course near the harbour.
Golf: We are twenty minutes drive from Lahinch golf club with its world famous championship course and the more gentle Castle course. The renowned Lahinch Golf Course is just 20 minutes drive
Surfing: Clare offers some of the best surfing conditions in the world. There is a monster wave at Aill Na Searrach under the Cliffs of Moher. There is gentler surfing at Lahinch and Fanore beaches.
Cycling: This is an ideal way to explore the area. Bike hire is also available in the village.
Fishing: There is excellent shore angling in Doolin and further north on the road towards Fanore.
Walking tours: Why not take a guided walk in the Burren with Shane Connolly of Burren Walking Tours. Always informative and entertaining.
Pubs Doolin has four fine traditional Irish music pubs, with live sessions seven nights a week.
Restaurants: There is a selection of restaurants in the area. Experience the best of local cuisine served by award winning chefs. In addition all the pubs in Doolin serve excellent fare throughout the day until 9.00 in the evening.
Shopping: There is a wonderful selection of craft shops in the area. There are also a couple of music shops where you can source music by our local musicians.
Those are just a sample of the attractions in the Doolin - Clare area. We look forward to your visit.
The Burren: The name Burren comes from the Irish 'boireann' meaning 'rocky place'. The Burren is in northwest County Clare, bounded on the west by the Atlantic and to the north by the waters of Galway Bay. It is an area of immense ecological, botanical and archaeological importance, both to Ireland and the whole world.
Aran Islands: There are regular sailings to the Aran Islands and Doolin is the nearest point. Great for a day trip.
Centre of Irish Traditional Music Many memorable musical nights can be had in all the pubs in Doolin. Catering for the best in Irish traditional music where singing, jigs, reels and hornpipes can be enjoyed all night long. Admittance is free. Music sessions in all Pubs every night during the Season.
Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions. It is a great opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world
Horse riding: is available right next door and offers daily guided trails with spectacular views.
Pitch and putt: There is a really nice Pitch and putt course near the harbour.
Golf: We are twenty minutes drive from Lahinch golf club with its world famous championship course and the more gentle Castle course. The renowned Lahinch Golf Course is just 20 minutes drive
Surfing: Clare offers some of the best surfing conditions in the world. There is a monster wave at Aill Na Searrach under the Cliffs of Moher. There is gentler surfing at Lahinch and Fanore beaches.
Cycling: This is an ideal way to explore the area. Bike hire is also available in the village.
Fishing: There is excellent shore angling in Doolin and further north on the road towards Fanore.
Walking tours: Why not take a guided walk in the Burren with Shane Connolly of Burren Walking Tours. Always informative and entertaining.
Pubs Doolin has four fine traditional Irish music pubs, with live sessions seven nights a week.
Restaurants: There is a selection of restaurants in the area. Experience the best of local cuisine served by award winning chefs. In addition all the pubs in Doolin serve excellent fare throughout the day until 9.00 in the evening.
Shopping: There is a wonderful selection of craft shops in the area. There are also a couple of music shops where you can source music by our local musicians.
Those are just a sample of the attractions in the Doolin - Clare area. We look forward to your visit.
