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Why it matchesHire an electric bike, or a regular bike for the kids, and cycle around Inis Mór. You can visit Dún Aonghasa fort and Kilmurvey Beach, enjoying the fresh air and scenery.
Why it matchesVisit the heritage centre to learn about Lisdoonvarna's history as a Victorian spa town and sample the sulphur waters. There is a play area for children and a tea room for refreshments.
Why it matchesExplore the Burren and Cliffs of Moher Geopark. You can go hiking, biking, surfing, kayaking, walking, or foraging. There are caves and nature reserves to see, and a food trail for local produce.
Why it matchesFamilies can meet farm animals and exotic creatures, play on go-karts, mini golf, a bouncing castle, and indoor and outdoor play areas. There is also a fairy trail and a farm museum.
Why it matchesTake a traditional pony and trap tour of Inis Mór, visiting monastic sites, a seal colony, the stone walls, and Dún Aonghasa. There is time for lunch and craft shops.
Why it matchesTake a mini coach tour of Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands. You will see the island's rugged beauty and learn about its historical sites and stories from a local guide.
Why it matchesTake a boat trip around the Aran Islands from Inishmore. You can choose a sightseeing tour to see the cliffs from the water, or go on a fishing trip. The boat holds up to 12 people.
Why it matchesFamilies can relax on Inis Oírr, off Galway, with a local guide. Enjoy gentle yoga, sound healing, breath work, sea swimming, coastal walks, local food, and music, with a bit of Irish language.
Why it matchesFamilies can ramble along Rossaveel Harbour, take in the sea air, and watch the boats. It is also the place to get a ferry to the Aran Islands.
Why it matchesTake a hop-on, hop-off shuttle bus to see the Burren and Cliffs of Moher, stopping in towns like Doolin and Kilfenora. It saves you driving and parking.
Why it matchesThis is a tour operator that designs custom itineraries for families. You tell them what you like and they plan a trip around Ireland for you.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the gardens at Cashel House Hotel, enjoying the exotic plants and flowers. There are benches for resting and a herb garden to see.
Why it matchesVisit the pier to see traditional Galway Hooker boats with their red sails. On a clear day, you can see Galway Bay, the Aran Islands, the Burren, and the coast of County Clare.
Why it matchesTake a ferry from Doolin Pier to the Aran Islands for a day trip, or enjoy the traditional music and shops in Doolin village. It is a good spot for seeing the islands.
Why it matchesVisit O'Brien's Tower at the Cliffs of Moher for amazing views of the cliffs, the Aran Islands, and Galway Bay. Guides are on hand to tell you about the tower's history.
Why it matchesFamilies can walk along safe, paved paths to viewing points and see the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands, and Galway Bay. Guides are on hand to share stories about the cliffs.
Why it matchesWalk along the unpaved pathway and explore the rocky outcrops that scatter the coastline near Liscannor. It's close to Hag's Head and Cream Point.
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