DOOLIN Doolin is a small charming seaside village on the We’ll leave the light on for you northwest coast of County Clare. It is situated just 8km from the Cliffs of Moher, 6km from the famous Spa town of Lisdoonvarna and just a ten minute drive from the town of Lahinch. Traditionally a fishing village, Doolin is now better known for its traditional music. Doolin Holiday Homes are located just over a mile from Galway the centre of Doolin village making them the ideal Aran choice for your holiday break. Islands Doolin DOOLIN Shannon Airport HOLIDAY HOMES Limerick DOOLIN, CO.CLARE, IRELAND BRIGHT IDEA GRAPHIC DESIGN 064-37554 We’ll leave the light on for you Reservations: Dream Ireland Holiday Homes, Lodge Wood, Kenmare, Co. Kerry, Ireland Tel:+353 (0)64 41170 Fax: +353 (0)64 41839 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.dreamireland.com THE ACCOMMODATION VISITOR ATTRACTIONS Doolin Holiday Homes is a brand new The Cliffs of Moher - Just a five minute development of detached bright and modern drive from Doolin Holiday Homes are the cottages. Each of the Cottages has three world renowned Cliffs of Moher. Defiantly bedrooms and can comfortably accommodate standing as giant natural protection against up to six people in a double bedroom the might of the great Atlantic Ocean the downstairs and two twin bedrooms upstairs. Cliffs rise to over 215m (700ft) and stretch All bedrooms are ensuite and there is also a for over 8km. guest toilet downstairs. Lahinch Seaworld and Leisure Centre - Seaworld offers a variety of facilities in two main sections namely the swimming complex and the Atlantic Aquarium.The swimming LOCAL ACTIVITIES Caving - Caving is a popular activity in Doolin complex features a 25m deck level pool, Dolphin Watching - The mouth and attracts enthusiasts from all over the world. kiddies pool, jacuzzi and sauna and the of the River Shannon is home to The Doolin Cave System is over 10.5km long Aquarium features a fascinating array of Ireland's only resident community and guided trips can be arranged locally. marine specimens including a lobster breeding of bottle- nose dolphins who thrive station and a blow-hole wave explosion. in this safe habitat. Dolphin watch boat Horse Riding - The Burren is an ideal region to The Burren - The northwestern corner tours operate during themonths of May- discover on horseback and there are many other of County Clare is home to over 100 square October from the towns of Kilrush and exciting trekking options available around Doolin miles of bare pale limestone known as The The open plan living/ dining room is bright and Carrigaholt in Clare. including beach and cliff top routes. airy and features a large window to allow in Burren.What makes this magnificent landscape truly spectacular are the pockets natural light.There is a comfortable suite of Golf - Doolin has its own excellent nine hole Traditional Music - Doolin is of plants and flowers interspersed among furniture, colour television and a traditional pitch ‘n’ putt course and Lahinch’s two golf known as a centre for traditional the crevices in the rock. stove style electric fire. Courses - the Old Course and the Castle Irish Music and attracts visitors Course are located just a 20 minute drive from all over the world. Its The kitchen is fully equipped with all modern away. pubs are famous for their conveniences including Microwave, Electric spontaneous music "sessions" Oven,Washer/ Dryer and Dishwasher. Walking - Doolin is centrally located on the with local and visiting musicians. Burren Way Walking Route which is a 26 mile Each of the houses has its own private parking (42 km) signposted walking trail from the town Beaches - Within a ten minute drive and small garden area. of Liscannor, along by the Cliffs of Doolin there are two fabulous beaches Aillwee Cave - Located 20 minutes drive of Moher, on to - beautiful Lahinch beach which is popular from Doolin,Aillwee Cave is one of the west Doolin and into the world over with surfers and Fanore Blue Flag of Ireland’s top tourist attractions with its Ballyvaughan. Beach with its fantastic sand dunes and stalactites, stalagmites, relics of bears shore fishing. and Waterfall. Open daily from mid March - October. Diving - With its network of Aran Islands - The Aran Islands are one of sub-marine caves the last outposts of Gaelic civilisation. They Doolin offers some are stunningly beautiful and feature ancient of the best diving relics of prehistoric civilisations. Doolin sites on the operates the shortest daily boat West Coast. trips to all three of the Aran Islands"..