One of the many wonders of Ireland. Grab your walking shoes and go from edge to edge to take in…read moremany breathtaking views. Certainly a must see while in Ireland imo. There is also a small building you can enter which provides some height for a slightly altered view. I can imagine the line can get long on a busy day, so I would say you can skip it if the line is out of control. Walking fast and ignoring everything, it will take you 25-30 minutes on an average day to get from end to end. Factor in photo stops, more tourists than I hit, and a slower pace and I'd recommend you plan at least an hour - an hour and 30 minutes if you pop into the building I mentioned above. Most tour groups give you 2-hours, so you should be fine to enjoy. Check it out!

This is a Must See if you're taking a tour of Ireland. There is wheelchair and handicap accessible…read morepaths along with carts to take you around. The overall path journey supposedly is just over 3 miles. We went as far across the path as possible in cold and sometimes rainy conditions. From the look-out tower to the climb at the end overlooking the cliffs. Just a wonderful sight and view. Inside the building there are rest rooms, a large gift shop and commissary. Outside the area are stores and vendors selling gifts, food, jewelry and clothing. Most of the prices are similar.

We saw a few signs and decided to stop by after the Cliffs. We are soo glad we did! It was 12 euro…read morefor mini golf and a bag of food to feed the animals. The mini golf was 9 holes, and it was a very good course. Plus the view was amazing! After mini golf was got our bags of feed. There were sheep, goats, llamas, deer, highland cows, a donkey, emus, an ostrich, pigs, rabbits, chickens, and raccoons. It was so much fun feeding and petting all the animals. They also offer some snacks and drinks. Plus there are other activities for little ones. Definitely worth the stop!

I like Lahinch Seaworld. They have an amazing pool that includes a great pool for just kids. The…read moreaquarium end of things might not be as great as it could, but it's a good start. They also have an activity centre where they have various classes and what not but I personally have never taken part in those. I just enjoy taking my son to swim here after a day at the beach. One thing to note, check the website and ring ahead before visiting because they only have public pool hours on certain days at certain times and the aquarium is only open on certain days at certain times.

Being from California, I am spoiled with always having a beach nearby. But Ireland only has beaches…read morein certain parts of the country. They don't always have a beach nearby. I was excited to stop at this beach! An Irish beach, how cool is that?! It is pretty basic really. Nothing out of sorts for a beach. But something about it not being as accessible to Irish people, made this seem more important of a place to document. I did see someone with a surf board heading down to the beach. Hang loose bro! lol

If you're ever on the west coast of Ireland (probably to see the Cliffs of Moher), Lahinch Beach…read more(and town) is a nice place to visit. The views are great and the sand looks nice to park a chair and just chill.

Good place for kids and to have parties.plenty of parking it is located in the delta retail park.read more

Good park one of the main ones in county limerick.new cafe has opened recently.Good place to visit…read moreat any time of the year.There is also ducks and swans that are based there most the year,it is a shame that the old mansion isn't restored

The park since they had the revamp is pretty cool. Lots of new stuff for the kids to climb on, and…read moreit's all fenced in so they can't run off. They even have a section for older kids as well now.

This is a beautiful course. Staff was friendly and I liked the swag you get when you golf here. My…read morecaddie was fantastic. The first thing I'm gonna say is going to be an obvious point, but it is an important one... This is LINKS golf. This is PURE links golf. If you do not enjoy links golf, you will absolutely hate this course. If you love links golf, this course should be on your bucket list and you should figure out how soon you can come play it. The next statement is equally obvious, but also equally important... And that is the fact that this is a very VERY expensive round of golf. So, if it is not your brand of golf... This would be a very expensive mistake to make. It's pretty old-school. It's a little quirky. If you're not on your game the day you play, it can kick you in the teeth There are two holes that are absolutely iconic, but they're also a little weird... once again, if you don't like links and quirky, you're not gonna like those two holes On top of that, it's not a golf resort. It's right in the middle of town. This is great on a lot of levels... I actually took the bus to get to the course! But there are downsides to this as well... Some of the holes are right next to a pretty major road. Some of the holes are right on the beach - or at least very close to the beach... But it's a beach that's in use. Surfers and beachgoers might be there. One of the more surprising things is that there is no proper range at this course. You pay a lot of money and then you're not really able to warm up! That's a bit shocking... Especially for me. I had to rent clubs and then I wasn't able to spend time getting used to them. About the rental clubs, I tried to get an idea from them via emails about the quality before I chose to rent the clubs here... They weren't the best. They weren't terrible... They were newer... But they still were "game improvement irons" and the wedges felt like a rock on a stick. In the end, I'm glad I played there but if I had it to do over, I'd probably choose a different course. I only had two days to play during my trip and I think there were better options I could've chose. There were definitely cheaper options!

Stunning course. Came here in Fall and the course was still in pretty good shape. Layout is very…read morescenic as well as challenging. The clubhouse here is first class and perfect to catch a pint after walking 18 here. First thing you'll notice here is the wind. Being on the coastline, this place gets a TON of wind. Front 9 is especially the worst where you'll be looking at, at least, 30 mph winds. Some holes it even kicked well higher than that. Overall the course (hole wise) is fairly easy. The wind adds a very special and frustrating challenge to everything. On holes where you think the wind will alter your shot, it doesn't. And other holes where you feel little to no wind, your shot will land smack dab in the rough. And speaking of rough, if you ball happens to land, roll or skip in there; don't bother looking for it. The rough here is at least 2 feet deep and the long grass here hides pretty much every single ball that lands in there. Only time I was able to find my ball was by accidentally stepping on it. The course is grand as well as old school. No towering tree lines or anything like that. Just grass, bunkers and lots of wind. Price here was 100 euro so it isn't cheap but, if you're looking for a nice challenging course on a beautiful coastline, look no further.