The spectacular County Clare in the rugged west of Ireland is one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland. We have plenty of holiday accommodation in the county such as Clare hotels, guesthouses, B&Bs, hostels and self catering. To book one all you have to do is select your dates and location in the search box on the left, click on 'Check Availability' and we'll do the rest! Our properties are all Tourist Board approved so go ahead and book your holiday accommodation in County Clare now...
You can also use our map of County Clare to pick a destination. When you click on a town you will be provided with information on the area and accommodation available there.
County Clare is located on the west coast of Ireland. It's a county renowned for its sheer beauty, dramatic coastline and charming little villages. Clare is surrounded by Galway Bay to the north, the Atlantic Ocean on the west and the River Shannon, Ireland's longest river to the east, flowing from Lough Derg all the way down to the ocean at the tip of Clare's Loop Head.
Also known as 'The Banner County' Clare is home to a series of natural wonders like the magestic Cliffs of Moher, Aillwee Cave and the unusual Burren landscape - a karst surface where alpine and Mediterranean plants rare to Ireland grow side by side!
Other top attractions to visit while in County Clare include Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, Craggaunowen, Quin Abbey and Poulnabrone Dolmen.
Of course County Clare has the perfect backdrop for all types of outdoor activities as it has lots of woods, rivers, lakes and miles of coastline dotted with blue flag beaches. So if you want to enjoy fishing, golf, water sports, horseriding or dramatic cliff walks you've come to the right place!
County Clare is situated about mid-way on Ireland's western coastline, making is a great base for touring. It's only a short drive across the border to Galway where you can visit Galway city and Connemara and you're also within easy reach of County Kerry - just hop on the car ferry across the River Shannon and you're there!
Of course County Clare is home to Shannon International Airport so if you're touching down here then you'll be just a short drive from all that County Clare has to offer.
Aillwee Caves are located in Ballyvaughan in County Clare and are perhaps one of the oldest caves in Ireland. The caves have over 1km of passageways, a river, a waterfall, animal remains and some superb stalactites and stalacmites. Read more on Aillwee Cave