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There are all kinds of reasons to book a County Clare cottage, not least for the show-stopping scenery that abounds in every direction. Top priority goes to the dizzying Cliffs of Moher, looming above the Atlantic Ocean and stretching along the coast for five miles. Admire the crashing surf and the breathtaking views of Galway Bay, the Aran Islands and the Twelve Bens of Connemara.

Next, the extraordinary Burren National Park, a topsy-turvy wonderland with underground rivers, limestone caves and landscapes carpeted with flamboyant floral delights. Look out for the ancient Caherconnell Stone Fort and, if you're into cycling, follow the Dolmen Cycleway, a remote route crossing this incredibly beautiful region.

Prefer to explore on foot? Don your boots along the Mid Clare Way, a scenic path encircling the picturesque town of Ennis. Make time to visit the town too, awash with character buildings, winding streets and the Glór Irish Music Centre - a fantastic place to discover traditional music and dance. Don't miss Bunratty Castle, a 15th Century masterpiece, or the Bunratty Folk Park. There's also excellent shopping in the local village, not to mention the award-winning 'Durty Nelly's' pub and restaurant.

Enjoy close encounters with bottlenose dolphins in the Shannon Estuary and join a wildlife tour from Kilrush Creek marina. Or head to Lahinch for amazing surf and golf, boasting a mile-long dune-fringed beach and 36 holes of seaside links. Or have a splashing day out at Lough Derg, a paradise for water sports with sailing, cruises, windsurfing and more. No doubt, a County Clare cottage holiday will entertain everyone!

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Just show me County Clare Cottages

There are all kinds of reasons to book a County Clare cottage, not least for the show-stopping scenery that abounds in every direction. Top priority goes to the dizzying Cliffs of Moher, looming above the Atlantic Ocean and stretching along the coast for five miles. Admire the crashing surf and the breathtaking views of Galway Bay, the Aran Islands and the Twelve Bens of Connemara.

Next, the extraordinary Burren National Park, a topsy-turvy wonderland with underground rivers, limestone caves and landscapes carpeted with flamboyant floral delights. Look out for the ancient Caherconnell Stone Fort and, if you're into cycling, follow the Dolmen Cycleway, a remote route crossing this incredibly beautiful region.

Prefer to explore on foot? Don your boots along the Mid Clare Way, a scenic path encircling the picturesque town of Ennis. Make time to visit the town too, awash with character buildings, winding streets and the Glór Irish Music Centre - a fantastic place to discover traditional music and dance. Don't miss Bunratty Castle, a 15th Century masterpiece, or the Bunratty Folk Park. There's also excellent shopping in the local village, not to mention the award-winning 'Durty Nelly's' pub and restaurant.

Enjoy close encounters with bottlenose dolphins in the Shannon Estuary and join a wildlife tour from Kilrush Creek marina. Or head to Lahinch for amazing surf and golf, boasting a mile-long dune-fringed beach and 36 holes of seaside links. Or have a splashing day out at Lough Derg, a paradise for water sports with sailing, cruises, windsurfing and more. No doubt, a County Clare cottage holiday will entertain everyone!