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7 Charming Villages & Towns near Cliffs of Moher

The Cliffs of Moher in Clare is one of the most beautiful and varied coastal routes in the world. Discover this part of the Island and stay in one of the many charming villages or towns in the area. Whether you’re a foodie, a lover of literature or a serious history buff, you’ll never be bored in Clare. 

We’ve put together a list of 7 charming villages and towns near the Cliffs of Moher Experience to explore with family and friends.

Rising slowly from Doolin village, the Cliffs of Moher ascend to over 700ft at O’Brien’s Tower and run along the coast of Clare for almost 14 kilometres, or 8 miles, boasting some of the most breath-taking scenery in Ireland.

Venture through the neighbouring towns of Corofin, Doolin, Ennis, Ennistymon, Lahinch, Liscannor and Lisdoonvarna.

Inchiquin Lake, Corofin, Co Clare

Corofin

Corofin is a traditional village with a rich history, just 16 km/10 miles from County Clare’s attractive Atlantic Coast. In Irish, Corofin translates to “the white or foam-flecked ford”, an apt name that embodies its connection to the karst Burren landscape. The village is often referred to as the gateway to the incredible Burren region.

Corofin has many unique native floras due to its proximity to the Burren, as well as an arrangement of prehistoric tombs in the parish. Located on the River Fergus and close to Lake Inchiquin, Corofin is a legendary fishing spot.

In relation to walking, Corofin is a trailhead for the Burren Way national way-marked way. There are also two national loop walks in the Kilnaboy area, at Mullaghmore in the Burren National Park and nearby Lough Avalla Farm Walk. Another national loop walk can be found at the Dromore Nature Reserve in Ruan, 5 miles (7km) from Corofin.

Corofin is well known for its hospitality, traditional music, fishing, walking and drama society. The modern village has many tourist attractions and accommodation providers, as well as lots of restaurants and pubs that host regular traditional Irish music sessions.

Doonagore Castle, Doolin

Doolin

The colourful and welcoming village of Doolin boasts some of the most breath-taking scenery in Ireland.

Doolin is within easy distance from the Cliffs of Moher Experience and Aran Islands where ferries run daily taking adventures offshore. Get a fresh view of the cliffs and watch the sea birds nest on a cruise on the seas with Doolin Ferry Company.

Representing the heart and soul of Irish traditional music, this tiny village is internationally renowned as a centre of live Irish music, played in its many great pubs. Doolin hosts two annual music festivals, the Micho Russell Festival, and the Doolin Folk Festival. Both of which are embraced by the local community, who are proud to celebrate the history and culture of Irish Traditional music in Doolin.

There are a variety of excellent eateries, restaurants, and accommodation in Doolin. The homely and charming Doolin Inn can be found i