Step back in time with a visit to the acclaimed 15th-century Bunratty Castle, where you can enjoy a medieval banquet complete with music, mead, and entertainment in the castle’s Great Hall. Afterwards, explore the 19th-century Folk Park, where costumed villagers, thatched cottages, and traditional crafts bring Ireland’s past to life.

Experience a mix of medieval wonders and modern technology at this family friendly castle of educational activities. Stop by the castle café for a break and a view.

Stare into the horizon at one of Ireland's most popular tourist sites. Situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, these magnificent cliffs stretch 8 kilometers along the Atlantic coast of County Clare. Rising 214 meters high, the Cliffs of Moher offer stunning views of the Aran Islands and Galway Bay.

Visit the home of the Munster Rugby Team, famous for its exciting atmosphere. This world-renowned sports and entertainment venue also has a museum dedicated to its home team and guided tours of the venue.

Marvel at the rugged beauty of The Burren National Park. Covering over 1,500 square hectares, this UNESCO Global Geopark is best known for its limestone pavements, rich flora, and diverse wildlife, and otherworldly landscapes.

Ennis offers a blend of traditional Irish culture and rich history. Explore the cobblestone streets, admire colorful buildings, and enjoy cozy cafés and pubs with live music. Discover 13th-century Ennis Friary and the scenic River Fergus.

Lahinch Beach, located in County Clare, spans over 1.5 kilometers along Liscannor Bay. It offers a variety of activities such as surfing, sea kayaking, kite surfing, and more.

Nestled in stunning parkland, Shannon Golf Club offers a scenic and challenging experience. Its layout is designed to provide an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels, and it is conveniently located near Shannon Airport.