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The cottage features a charming facade with a light blue door and white walls. A small seating area with two white chairs and a table is positioned on the stone patio, surrounded by colorful flower pots that add a touch of vibrancy to the welcoming entrance.
Cottage in Liscannor
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 302 reviews

Charming Quirky Cottage - Cliffs of Moher

Quirky elevated cottage called Tigeen, little house in Irish. It is hard to adequately describe the beauty of the setting of this cottage, I fell in love with it before ever being inside. It is totally private without being isolated, it is on its own little hill overlooking the bay of Liscannor and within walking distance to the Cliffs. Inside the walls are 3-foot-thick with the cottage being over 200 years old and has hand -made interior wooden shutters to cover the large light filled windows

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An architecturally designed cabin sits surrounded by lush greenery, showcasing a modern exterior with solar panels on the roof. Nearby, guests are seen sitting outside the entrance, with a fire pit and wooden chairs arranged in the grass, creating a peaceful outdoor setting.
Cabin in Kinvarra
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Wild Cabins Kinvara

Escape into nature in a 5 star, architecturally designed, off grid cabin. Stay in seclusion at Burren Nature Sanctuary voted 'Best Nature Attraction ROI 2023' Spend your evenings enjoying the walks and meeting the farm pets Fully off grid experience including solar powered hot water and a modern Scandinavian dry (compost) toilet. Upon arrival you are provided with a fully charged battery, powered by solar panels on the roof and a reservoir of treated rainwater harvested on the roof for washing.

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A compact accommodation is presented, featuring a wooden arch-shaped exterior with large glass doors. The entrance is flanked by seating options, and a grassy area is visible in the foreground, dotted with small white flowers. Clear blue skies and scattered clouds complete the serene outdoor setting.
Apartment in Lahinch
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

Castledarcy Glamping Lahinch

Escape to the peaceful Irish countryside with stunning views year-round. This private space includes a king bed and two singles, sleeping 2 adults and 2 children. Each pod contains an ensuite and kitchenette, plus access to a cosy shared lounge, dining area, and fully equipped kitchen. Just 15 mins’ walk to Lahinch Beach and 15 mins’ drive to the Cliffs of Moher. Ideal for couples or families.* * Children can be added to your booking at €10 per child per night. Please contact us to arrange this

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A light and airy living area features a gray sofa with orange accents, complemented by decorative artwork on the wall. A kitchenette with a small bar area is visible in the background, along with patterned tile flooring that adds a distinctive touch.
Guest suite in Lahinch
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 838 reviews

‘The Garage’ Lahinch

The Garage is a SMALL quirky, cosy, comfortable, self contained Garage convertion. The space is small! The bed is a standard 4’6” double . The en-suite is SMALL! distant sea views. Excellent WiFi. Lahinch town and beach are a pleasant 10 minute stroll. 10 km from The Cliffs of Moher. While we are happy to host for just one night, many guests who have arrived for one night have said they wished they’d booked for 2 because there’s lots to see and enjoy and it’s nice to have time to relax

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A dining area features a distinctive round glass table supported by an orange, woven base. Two orange chairs provide seating, and a vibrant surfboard-themed artwork adorns the wall, enhancing the lively ambiance of the space.
Guest suite in Lahinch
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Lahinch Getaway 1-Bedroom Apartment

LAHINCH 1-BEDROOM APARTMENT for Short Term Rental centrally located, in the heart of the village, on the Wild Atlantic Way. 40 minute drive from Shannon Airport. Bus stop is within close proximity. This newly refurbished Apartment is adjacent to the Lahinch Championship Golf Course & Castle Course 2 minute walk from - Lahinch Blue Flag Beach - Lahinch Leisure Centre - Restaurants & Bars - Cafes - Bakery 10 minute drive to - Cliffs of Moher, The Burren (UNESCO Global Geopark) No pets please

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A modern sitting room is highlighted by large windows offering expansive sea views. A stylish coffee table sits on a colorful rug, while a cozy seating area includes a plush armchair and decorative accents. Soft natural light enhances the tranquil ambiance.
Condo in Lahinch
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 662 reviews

Irelands closest penthouse to the ocean

A modern newly decorated apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom. Spectacular sea views from the sitting room and wrap around views from the bedroom.Awake to the sounds of the breaking waves outside your window. This stylish apartment is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, the perfect base for visiting The Cliffs of Moher and The Burren National Park. Featuring uninterrupted views of the Atlantic ocean , this sea-front space is perfect for a relaxing getaway!High speed wifi!

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The kitchen area features modern cabinetry with sleek white fronts and a marble countertop. A stainless steel oven is positioned beneath a five-burner gas stovetop. A silver faucet is positioned above a double sink, while a coffee machine sits neatly on the counter. A compact refrigerator is located at the end.
Home in Lahinch Road
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

Lahinch Bay View

Welcome and thank you for looking at our beautiful home nestled on the Wild Atlantic Way. Our home sits on our family farm. Here you can find peace & quiet over looking the beautiful Lahinch Beach. Travelling to all that County Clare's west coast has to offer is easily done from our location. A few miles away, you can walk the longest sand beaches in Ireland, marvel at the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, take a ferry to the rugged Aran Islands or play golf at Lahinch Championship golf course.

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A well-organized kitchen shelf displays an assortment of decorative and functional items. Wooden bowls, ceramic mugs, and colorful dishes are neatly arranged alongside a small toaster and utensils. A vintage-style oil can adds character to the space, complementing the wooden countertop.
Cabin in County Clare
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 220 reviews

Cosy cabin 13 min drive from Cliffs of Moher.

Perfect for visiting The Cliffs of Moher, this one bedroom apartment with patio area, offers a fully equipped kitchen, free wifi, cotton bedlinen, towels, toiletries and cooking basics. Set at the back of my old cottage, offering plenty of privacy, overlooking the vegetable garden and apple trees. Ideal for coastal walk to The Cliffs, ferry to Aran Islands, Doolin with it's mix of traditional music pubs & fine dining. Lahinch beach and The Golf Club. The Burren National Park is 30 min away.

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A spacious bedroom features a large bed with plush bedding, positioned near a window that offers expansive views of the surrounding landscape. Light streams in, illuminating the room. A wooden wardrobe adds a touch of warmth to the space.
Apartment in Liscannor
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 382 reviews

⭐️Super Comfy Cliffs of Moher Apartment⭐️

*Brand New* Super comfy APARTMENT by Cliffs of Moher. Private. Between Doolin and Lahinch. Really close to Cliffs of Moher. Californian King Bed which is super comfy and extra high to take advantage of the great sea views. En-suite with rain-shower. Fully fitted Kitchen and comfy seating and dining area. 32 Inch Smart TV .WiFi. Kitchen consists of fridge , freezer, hob, oven, dishwasher, sink, toaster, kettle and water supply. Private APARTMENT with own entrance . Fabulous Views.

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A charming two-story building features a slate roof and a stone exterior, accompanied by a separate single-story structure. A well-maintained driveway is visible, leading up to the buildings, while a blend of greenery and paved areas provides a welcoming entrance.
Place to stay in Lahinch
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

The Courtyard

The Courtyard is a special place located in Lahinch. It is just 5 minutes walk from The Promenade, The 18 hole Championship Golf Course, Blue flag beach, restaurants, bars, shops, cafes and all village amenities. The Courtyard is 3km from the bustling market town of Ennistymon. It is an ideal location for walking and a place from which to tour the Burren National Park, Cliffs of Moher and the Wild Atlantic Way. This beautiful retreat is completely self contained, peaceful and warm.

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A scenic view captures the lush green landscape, with rolling hills extending towards the coastline. Gentle waves can be seen in the distance, while grazing livestock relaxes in the open field. The sky is clear, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere of the countryside.
Tiny home in County Clare
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 309 reviews

Cosy Cabin - Lahinch

This renovated Cabin is a modern cosy space located in the heart of the countryside on the Wild Atlantic Way. This property boasts stunning views of the Clare Coast and Mount Callan. The Cabin is nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac with private entrance, making it an ideal getaway for two. A car is needed to get around, but the property is an ideal base for sightseeing and is perfectly situated near Lahinch, Ennistymon, Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher, Doolin and The Aran Islands

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A historic stone tower stands prominently on a grassy hill, surrounded by the expansive Atlantic Ocean and rolling waves. The tower features a conical roof and battlement-like structures at the top, offering a striking contrast against the dramatic coastal landscape.
Cottage in Doolin
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 279 reviews

Doonagore lodge with Spectacular elevated Seaviews

This beautifully designed and refurbished coastal retreat is all about its stunning location and panoramic views of the Atlantic ocean, Doolin, the Aran Islands, and across to the twelve pins of Connemara. Perfectly located to explore the rugged Wild Atlantic way of County Clare and a gateway to the iconic Burren National Park, voted the number 1 visitor location in Ireland, not to mention the nearby breathtaking Cliffs of Moher known to many as the 8th wonder of the world!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Lahinch?

    Lahinch has a variety of accommodations close to the beach, local golf courses, and the main village area. Many guests enjoy stays with views of the ocean or easy access to nearby restaurants and surf schools.

  • What are the best things to do in Lahinch with kids?

    Families often explore Lahinch Beach for playing and swimming, visit fun arcades along the promenade, or join beginner surf lessons suited for all ages. Indoor play centers and mini-golf are also frequently suggested on days with changing weather.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Lahinch?

    Lahinch has a sandy beach for surfing and swimming, a golf course popular with enthusiasts, and lively cafés along the promenade. Exploring local shops or taking scenic walks on the cliffs around the area are also frequently recommended.

  • How is the weather in Lahinch?

    Lahinch has mild, often breezy weather with winter temperatures around 38–49°F (3–9°C) and summer temperatures near 54–67°F (12–20°C). Rain can occur year-round, so a waterproof jacket and layers are practical throughout the seasons.

  • When is the best time to visit Lahinch?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and more outdoor activities. Summer months bring lively energy to the beach and surf scene, with community events and festivals adding to the local atmosphere.

  • What are the best places to visit in Lahinch?

    Lahinch Beach is frequently suggested for its broad sands and waves, while the Lahinch Golf Club has appeal for sport enthusiasts. The promenade area is great for strolling, with access to local shops, art galleries, and seafood cafés.

  • What are some hiking trails in Lahinch?

    You can explore scenic cliff walks around Lahinch for views of the Atlantic coast, or venture to the nearby Burren for trails across limestone landscapes and wildflower meadows. Coastal paths often connect with local heritage sites and quiet picnic spots.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Lahinch?

    Many travelers explore the Cliffs of Moher, discover traditional villages around the Burren, or enjoy a visit to Doolin for live music and ferry rides. Castles, caves, and local food markets are also appealing options nearby.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Lahinch?

    Lahinch has a selection of accommodations that welcome pets, especially around the beach and village areas. Coastal walks and open green spaces nearby make it easy to bring your dog along for outdoor adventures.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Lahinch?

    Pack layers and a rain jacket, as weather can change quickly along the Atlantic coast. Early mornings are often quieter on the beach, and sampling local seafood or ice cream along the promenade is frequently suggested by returning visitors.

  • What is Lahinch known for?

    Lahinch is known for its surf-friendly waves, long sandy beach, and a historic links golf course that draws visitors from around the world. Its relaxed seafront village atmosphere invites people to explore local art, cuisine, and coastal scenery.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Lahinch?

    Seek out cliff walks with quiet views, visit lesser-known art studios, or stop by local bakeries off the main promenade for freshly made treats. Tidal rock pools and small, historic churches around Lahinch invite a slower pace of discovery.

  • What are the best foods to try in Lahinch?

    Fresh seafood chowder, locally caught fish and chips, and homemade breads are often recommended in Lahinch. Many cafés feature Irish cheeses and pastries, with ice cream from nearby dairies a popular treat after a beach day.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Lahinch?

    Pack warm layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable footwear for both beach and cliff walks. Binoculars can be handy for spotting sea birds, while a reusable water bottle and swimsuit prepare you for spontaneous outdoor fun.

  • What is the nightlife in Lahinch like?

    Lahinch has a relaxed nightlife scene centered on traditional pubs with live music, casual bars, and late-night cafés. Many evenings feature acoustic sessions or Irish folk, giving visitors an authentic taste of local hospitality.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Lahinch?

    Lahinch often hosts a summer surf festival, live music gatherings, and traditional Irish dance events, especially during holiday weekends or the warmer months. Arts exhibitions and golf competitions are also celebrated in the local community calendar.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Lahinch?

    Lahinch has many family-friendly vacation rentals close to the beach, village center, and golfing areas. Many homes and apartments include amenities like kitchens, extra bedrooms, and easy access to outdoor activities.

  • How much does it cost to stay in house rentals in Lahinch?

    Experience the best of Lahinch with our house rentals, starting at about $50 per day, before taxes and fees. Embrace comfort and style while staying within your budget in your home away from home.

All about Lahinch

Located on Liscannor Bay on the northwest coast of Ireland, Lahinch is a seaside village well positioned for exploring County Clare and the wider Munster region. The focal point of the town is undoubtedly its 1.25-mile sandy beach on the Atlantic Ocean — it’s Blue Flag certified, which means it is clean and safe to swim in. There’s also a lifeguard on duty for extra peace of mind. The breaks formed by the crescent-shaped headlands attract thrill-seeking canoeists and surfers. In fact, there’s a thriving surf scene in the town, with shops, schools, and social events. Sailors, swimmers, kite surfers, and all types of anglers also come to Lahinch to take in the marine offerings.

Lahinch’s colorful streets are lined with independent shops and galleries showcasing local creations. The cafes and traditional pubs make cozy spots to while away a few hours, especially when accompanied by live music. Curious foodies can take a wild-food walk and may even find local seaweed dishes on the menu. North of town, the marshland draws birders to look and listen for pink-footed geese and other rare species. Meanwhile, golfers come here to play a few rounds on the two acclaimed courses in the area.

What are the top things to do in Lahinch?

Surfing at Lahinch Beach

Surfing is a core element of the town’s culture, so you’ll want to take to the waves for an exhilarating view of the County Clare coastline. The surf at Liscannor Bay is beginner-friendly, and you’ll find several surf schools ready to equip you and get you paddling. You can reward yourself with a hearty meal at one of the local pubs once you’ve dried off.

Cliffs of Moher

One of the best-known views in Ireland, the Cliffs of Moher are just six miles from Lahinch, and the paved pathways tracing the clifftop route allow you to take in the stunning views over the Aran Islands. More than 35 bird species, including peregrines, puffins, and guillemots, call the steep cliffs home, and you might spot dolphins and whales out at sea. You can rent picnic blankets and binoculars at the visitor center.

Bunratty Castle and Folk Park

The Bunratty Castle and Folk Park is just over 35 miles southeast of Lahinch. Its site was a Viking trading center in the 10th century. The castle, the fourth built at the site, dates from 1425 and is extremely well-preserved. The Folk Park is a living recreation of a 19th-century Irish village, with dozens of traditional buildings, including farmhouses, a school, and a grocery populated by local characters who explain their history. The interactive Fairy Trail that leads through the woodlands enchants visitors of all ages.

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    Lahinch vacation rentals start at ﺩ.ﺇ184 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    90 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    100 of Lahinch vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Lahinch stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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