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Why it matchesFamilies can meet farm animals, try milking a goat, and play in the large indoor barn or outdoor play areas with sand dunes, go-karts, and a straw bale maze.
Why it matchesExplore four Celtic gardens, a sun trail, and a living willow play area. There is an Earth Quest challenge for families and a large calendar sundial.
Why it matchesFamilies can pick from lots of indoor and outdoor activities here, from zip lining and archery to fairy trails and mini off-road adventures. There are also challenge rooms and watersports.
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 matchesThis heritage centre tells the story of Dan O'Hara, a 19th-century Connemara farmer, with an audio-visual presentation. You can see reconstructions of ancient dwellings and enjoy views of Roundstone Bog. A carriage tour, turf cutting, and s
Why it matchesFamilies can explore Ireland's biggest native species aquarium, see a huge fin whale skeleton, and learn about sharks, jellyfish, and other creatures from Irish waters and beyond. It is an indoor attraction with two floors of exhibits.
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 matchesWalk through the woods and look for red squirrels. You can also fish for salmon and trout in Derryclare Lough. Guided walks are available to learn about the area.
Why it matchesBook a professional photographer to take family photos at scenic spots around Galway and along the Wild Atlantic Way. Michelle helps plan the shoot and suggests locations.
Why it matchesFamilies can visit the Cliffs of Moher, explore the visitor centre with its exhibits and virtual reality experience, and walk along the cliff edge to O'Brien's Tower.
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 garden for quiet reflection and remembrance of organ donors. Families can walk around the stone sculptures and enjoy the views of Galway Bay from Quincentennial Park.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the restored Walled Garden and look for local wildlife like deer and foxes in the grounds. Walking maps are available from reception for self-guided strolls.
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