Great visit Nice staff, very relaxed. And not only can you get to see the Birds of Prey but you can see it a SECOND time in the afternoon. Sometimes those Birds of Prey can be quite cheesy but not this one. The lads are witty and well informed and keep it interesting and entertaining throughout. Then there's the caves! Very impressive! Quite long, and expansive. Good access to it. Some people turned back, I guess they were claustrophobic - but to fair, it's all well spaced out with occasional caverns as viewing points. The guide is informative, keeps it short and simple and you learn/see a lot. Well worth the visit.

Great visit Nice staff, very relaxed. And not only can you get to see the Birds of Prey but you can see it a SECOND time in the afternoon. Sometimes those Birds of Prey can be quite cheesy but not this one. The lads are witty and well informed and keep it interesting and entertaining throughout. Then there's the caves! Very impressive! Quite long, and expansive. Good access to it. Some people turned back, I guess they were claustrophobic - but to fair, it's all well spaced out with occasional caverns as viewing points. The guide is informative, keeps it short and simple and you learn/see a lot. Well worth the visit.

Beautiful walk but be careful walking over some of those wet stones. They can be very slippery. I took a mild spill over one of them. But they are overall breathtaking and lead to the beautiful and mysterious ruin Poulnaborne

Just splendid! This park is another treasure in Ireland. Located close to Cliffs of Moher. Great for hiking, and seeing all the beauty of nature. Tip, dress in layers, good sturdy shoes. Terrain is very beautiful, but rocky. Be careful.

Very peaceful Friary and spoke with a local resident tending graves. She enlightened us with enthusiasm on the history of the Friary and aspects of the construction. It's worth a visit if you are ever in the area. Free to enter.

We're glad we booked this on our bus tour. We had a great night. The small castle was kept in good condition. You'll be greeted with the staff that is dressed in medieval time and a Mead. Wish they have the Mead in the table coz that would have been really nice. They do have red and white wine in jugs. The food was nice. It's a 4 course meal. We love the whole act with singing and dance performance. It's worth the night.

My partners parents worked at this beautiful venue over 40 years ago… They took us on a trip down memory lane on a recent visit. You know this place is top notch when you pass the gate house, glide up the drive past the fishing lake and golf course to the front doors… There was also a falconry lesson on the lawn as we arrived just to add to the splendid first impressions. In reception the flowers are fresh and abundant, every surface sparkles with the super friendly sartorial team awaiting your arrival. Wonderful historical interior with the walls festooned with portraits, paintings, taxidermy and trinkets. The main staircase sweeps down into a long hall reminiscent of a glamorous Hollywood thriller. Whilst our hosts reminisced about bygone halcyon days of presidential visits, old staff members, cantankerous guests and beautiful chandeliers we made our way to the stunning cocktail bar overlooking the lake. Our ‘go to’ tipple is a Negroni which were as expected first rate, others enjoyed Irish coffees and beers chosen from an extensive list of beverages. Sadly we had dinner reservations elsewhere, however, the dining room is equally stunning with a well rounded menu with mains being served under cloches - don’t you love a little dining drama! The team were attentive and friendly with the edge that a five star hotel brings… We will be back hopefully to stay sometime soon. Lovely

The Seven Churches is a very interesting ancient ruin dating back to medieval times. There are actually only two churches left standing this site, and they date back to the 7th or 8th century. There are other ruins still on this site in addition to grave sites, headstones pand crosses. I highly recommend a visit to the Seven Churches on Inishmore Island in Ireland.

Beautiful scenery, wild, romantic. The walk to the Fort is maybe 20 minutes or so and a bit tiring, uneven and slippery if your not wearing the right footwear. It's spectacular when you arrive but also quite scary as there is no protection on the cliffs, just a sheer drop. I'm not exactly good with heights and my wife is ten times worse but it was my daughter (19) who scared me most because she had no fear at all. Worth a visit, must be amazing during a storm!

Wonderful location. The toilet lines can get long so remember, there are restrooms both upstairs and downstairs as well. Speaking about the cliffs, quite amazing. The views are AMAZING. Allow for time to walk around from end to end. Also be sure to scan and download the map and app for some even better experience!

The Cliffs of Moher are absolutely breathtaking. The views over the Atlantic are stunning, and the sheer scale of the cliffs is awe-inspiring. Even on a windy day, it’s an unforgettable experience and a must-see if you’re in Ireland.

We visited on a cool, drizzly day, but there were still people in the water! I'm sorry we didn't get to visit in the summer. It looks like a great place to spend the day. There are lots of shops and restaurants around.

Chris and Elaine were the best hosts possible for renting a motorcycle to use in Ireland. They went above and beyond to take care of me and my wife. We rented a Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650. It had saddle bags and a trunk. It was perfectly prepared and gave us outstanding service for the 2 weeks and 2641km that we traveled. This bike was sized just right for the narrow roads that we spent most of our time on. We both highly recommend RetroVentures for any rental needs for bikes in Ireland. Chris gave us his favorite roads to ride. We did most of them and they were spot on fun. When we turned the bike back in, Elaine even gave us hugs!! Give Chris and Elaine your business.

This is somewhere I have wanted to visit for quite some time now and I am so glad we went today. I have passed through Foynes a number of times over the years. It’s a lovely small town, set on the banks of the Shannon Estuary but until today I never knew its historical significance in the foundation of transatlantic aviation in Ireland. Home of the world renowned Irish coffee, a base of innovation for the incredible contributions of Brendan O’Regan to Irish aviation and business. We were met by a wonderfully knowledgeable lady who takes huge pride and interest in her work. We had a lovely bit of over and back banter for a few minutes which set the tone for a nice, easy and very relaxed walk through the museum. I hope my pictures do a little justice to this gem of a place. I see a review here giving out about the portion of the museum that is dedicated to the late actress Maureen O’Hara. I find that very unfair as she was a patron of the museum, an avid supporter and her husband was the last pilot to fly out of there. Upon her passing her family made sure the museum received a huge amount of her belongings to display and to help celebrate her life and ties to the airport and museum. Because of that I also got to see a fabled Oscar statue on display. Anyway, I digress. The tour is full of fascinating aeronautical artefacts, navigational instruments, radio equipment, uniforms and a rich collection of memorabilia from a bygone era. The partial plane on display is so far removed from what we know now but so era correct that it’s fascinating. On the upper floors there are fine testaments to the maritime industry that thrived along the estuary. The Foynes Flying boat and Maritime museum is well worth the visit, has taught me things I never knew about the area and is a place I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to anyone.

Great golf course with excellent caddies. Service was awsome

Very simple ferry terminal. Straight and to the point to cross the river rather than drive around. € 22.50 for cars and all passengers. Purchase online and once you drive onto the ferry, they scan your ticket. The terminal has a bathroom and gift store. No staff anywhere and are only on the boat itself. Arrive on time, our ferry left a few minutes after departure time. Still a fun attraction, crossed river in about 20min.

Lovely paved cliff walk and then a quiet road to walk further. Free parking early in the morning - paid after 11am I think. I was there at 6am, had the place to myself. Beautiful place. Expect it can get very busy at times.

The best of the best. I have been lucky enough to play most of the great courses in the Republic of Ireland and for me Ballybunion is the best of them all. The course has amazing views, great elevation changes and some of the best green complexes anywhere. The staff there is kind and courteous, which you don't always get at a premier course and I have heard that they have upgraded the practice facility since I was last there. Ballybunion in pure class and I would recommend it to anyone wanting to play a bucket list course.

Although there is not lots here, there is lots of information from how the lighthouse developed from around 1850 to its final change to automation. If the weather is clear there are beautiful views from the top of the light house to the walk around the lighthouse outside the wall. You can see cliffs to one side, the nesting birds on an outcrop on another and out to sea. An hour to an hour and half if you enjoy walking around and viewing the lighthouse is ample. Nice change because it is off the beaten track and was not full of tourists.

Amazing customer service with Aileen and her team! Aileen sorted me with a wetsuit last minute for a swim last year and went above and beyond when I had an issue with it. (Manufacturer issue not shop). Popped down to the shop to get a wetsuit for my daughter and she was superb in fitting and also in recommending other accessories I was looking for. Her knowledge is second to none. Highly recommend, fantastic genuine customer service. Thanks again Aileen!!

Amazing scenery, lots of trees and other artifacts that tell the story of the town. Long stretches of pathways to walk on or jog. I would definitely visit again

The museum is not big in area but very informative. I was most impressed, although didn’t take a photo, by the show room of the beautiful dresses lent by the Roses of Tralee, when I saw this phrase on the street at first I thought this was some flower festival:) The feminine power presented is great and motivating. The basement replica of a medieval town is also very interesting and imagination inspiring. I appreciate the history panels telling about the story of Mr. Roger Casement, one of the executed leaders of the Easter Rising of 1916, after whom the train station of Tralee is named. It is surely an indispensable part of Irish history. The story of the Antarctic explorer Tom Crean is very moving, which represents the true character of Irish people, brave, loving, and truly kind.

Amazing experience for our family! Kindness, great welcome, impeccable audio and lights, truly impeccable inclusiveness for people with disabilities! I suggest the front seats for autistic kids like my son with Down syndrome and autism. We will be back often!!! Top!

An absolute highlight of the trip! It’s free and you’re able to explore the entire area! The yew tree is beautiful but there are also many other interesting areas around the abbey! We came at 9 AM and the crowds were minimal. I was surprised more people weren’t there. The parking is somewhat limited so I recommend coming early in the morning to get parking and avoid crowds.

We recently visited Rose Castle and had a wonderful experience! The site is rich in history and surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. Everything was well-maintained and clean, which made our visit even more enjoyable. It's a peaceful and scenic place—perfect for a relaxing walk. Highly recommend to anyone who loves history and nature!

We thought the house was so cool!! I love old architecture. This was built in the late 1870’s and it was really a beautiful grounds, view and cool experience. Takes you back in time. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!! Check out the waterfall and Abbey as well!

Torc Waterfall is lovely, especially in early June when it’s flowing strong—but what really stood out was the trail itself. Surrounded by dense, lush forest and shaded by towering trees, it’s a peaceful and easy walk. The quiet, green canopy makes the whole experience feel almost magical.

A fantastic national park! With a little look around for parking lots before you go, you'll have a smooth experience. The hikes were beautiful, and the trails were well taken care of. I'd highly recommend it! And if the weather doesn't look good? Well, it's still worth it—give it 15 minutes and the weather will change!

There is enough space for everyone. We just came back home and we are already planning on coming back and staying on one of the houses in the gap. You will feel grounded. Hike was moderate, would love to hike the whole place all day and find hidden paths. Anomals are calm, roads were well maintained and everyone was courteous when sharing it.

We had a lovely visit here, with the whole place pretty much to ourselves. It cost us €5 each to do the tour of the cottage and the old farm. For that you get a leaflet and map to read about each feature, and more importantly you get a bottle of milk to feed the lamb! That was really special for us, and we loved it!! There’s not a great deal to see, but stop and read the signs and it’s quite interesting to learn about 5000 years of history on the site. Definitely worth the 5 euros.