Dunroman House
Bed & Breakfast
Doolin,
Co. Clare

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There is lots to do and see in Doolin and surrounding areas.
Visit the magnificent Cliffs of Moher 8kms away. Take a trip to the Aran Islands by ferry from Doolin pier 1km from Dunroman House.
Explore the flora and fauna of the Burren and discover its many archaeological sites.

You can spend the day just relaxing, watch the Atlantic waves, play pitch and putt, horse riding, cycling, fishing, hill walking, rock climbing.

In the evening you can experience the beautiful Atlantic sunset , some live traditional music in the famous Doolin pubs and eat in the many pubs and restaurants.

Irish traditional Music Pubs

Doolin is famed for its traditional music.  You can enjoy many memorable nights in any of the pubs. Admission is free for the Irish Music sessions that begin each night of the summer season @ 9.30pm

The Aran Islands

The islands of Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer make up the Aran Islands, and their rugged, natural beauty, thatched roof cottages dotting the islands, provide a splendid example of Celtic and early Christian heritage and gives one the impression that they have just traveled back in time. There are passage ferries running from Doolin pier to the islands each day. Doolin pier is 1 km from Dunroman House.

Doolin Ferries
www.mohercruises.com

Cliffs of Moher

The most dramatic cliffs in Europe standing 250 metres above sea level and 8kms long. Home to a myriad of wildlife and many different species of birds.  There is a cliff side walk down to hags head.  The Cliffs boast one of the most amazing views in Ireland. On a clear day, the Aran Islands are visible in Galway Bay as well as the valleys and hills of Connemara.

A  new visitors centre opened in Feb 2007. www.cliffsofmoher.ie
For daily boat trips under the cliff from Doolin Pier. www.mohercruises.com

The Burren

 The Burren region is an excellent location for walking and cycling, It is a unique area of 270sq kms of limestone pavement and green valleys.  It is rich in flora and fauna, geology, archaeology,  ancient settlements & ecclesiastical sites. Mediterranean, Alpine and Arctic flowers and plants grow side by side. Take a walk on the beach, across the moonscape-like rocks, see wild flowers, touch megalithic tombs.

For guided walking tours of the burren - Burren hillwalks

Golf

Situated in the North West Coast of Clare 10km from , Lahinch Golf Club is one of the world's classic links courses. Lahinch provides a perfect setting for a round of golf.

This Greg Norman designed course, Doonbeg Golf Club plays along 1.5 miles of beach and dunes. The ocean is visible from the green, fairway, or tee of 16 of the 18 holes.

Pitch & Putt

Doolin Cave

Doolin Cave is one of Europe’s most compelling cave attractions. It is a truly authentic experience. ‘The Great Stalactite’ It is your only opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world.

Aillwee Caves, Ballyvaughan

The creation of the Ailwee Caves began millions of years' ago, when this stunning creation of nature was formed by the melt waters of a prehistoric ice age. The cave, carved out of limestone, cuts into the heart of the mountain.

Moher Hill open farm

Lahinch Seaworld & leisure centre

Castles

Bunratty, Knappogue & Dunguaire Castle.
 

Horse Riding

Horse riding can be arranged during your stay 

Willie Daly Riding Centre - 065 707185

Clare Equestrian Centre - 065 6843607

Surfing

Lahinch surf School

Adventure Centre

Burren Adventures & Dive Centre