Top Attractions in Counties Limerick and Clare
Ollie’s Tours
Cliffs Of Moher Hiking Tour From Doolin
Embark on an unforgettable hiking tour of the Cliffs of Moher with an expert guide, and experience the stunning beauty of this iconic Irish landmark like never before. Unlike the usual tourist routes, Ollie's Tours takes you along breath-taking cliff walks that are missed by over 97% of visitors, allowing you to truly appreciate the views of Doolin, the Aran Islands, and the Cliffs of Moher. Lasting approximately 3-4 hours, the hike includes plenty of opportunities for rest and photos. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories and take you to the most picturesque spots, making this an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
At the end of the tour, relax at the Cliffs of Moher visitor centre and grab a coffee, or explore the indoor exhibition and O’Brien’s Tower for even more stunning views. This hiking tour is the perfect way to explore the Cliffs of Moher in a unique and unforgettable way.
King John’s Castle
King John’s Castle is a popular tourist attraction in Limerick, with over 800 years of history. The castle has been restored and features interactive exhibitions, 3D models, and original medieval furnishings. Visitors can explore the castle’s many rooms and learn about its fascinating history, including a medieval experience with costumed guides. The castle is also known for its stunning architecture and views of the River Shannon. Whether you’re a history buff, fan of medieval architecture or just looking for a unique attraction in Limerick, King John’s Castle is a must-see.
Doolin Ferry
Doolin Ferry Co. offers a range of sailing options to the world-renowned Aran Islands and iconic Cliffs of Moher, making for a truly memorable day out on the Wild Atlantic Way. With journey times as short as 15 to 35 minutes depending on which of the 3 islands you visit, you can explore ancient forts, historic castle ruins, medieval churches, lighthouses, beaches, playgrounds, and more. Amongst the many highlights are Fr.Ted’s Plassey Shipwreck on Inis Oírr and ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ film locations on Inis Mór, the largest island which also boasts Dún Aonghasa fort and the Worm Hole (Red Bull Cliff Diving Venue). You can also combine any island trip with an exhilarating cruise beneath the majestic Cliffs of Moher, which is a unique way to enjoy Ireland’s most loved attraction. The live commentary fills you in on the wildlife, nature, and history of this stunning stretch of coastline, site of the Harry Potter sea cave and home to Ireland’s largest seabird colony at An Brannán Mór Sea Stack. Keep an eye out for puffins, dolphins, seals, or basking sharks, and make the most of this unforgettable experience.
Limerick on Foot
Discover the beauty of Limerick City on foot with the Three Bridges Walk, a 3.6km Slí na Sláinte looped walk that offers spectacular views of the River Shannon. This Digital Walking Guide route is a fantastic way to see the historic city and learn about its rich history.
A new map, available in print and digital format, highlights the route and serves as a guide to the wonderful history of Limerick. The walk passes some of Limerick’s most iconic landmarks, striking street art, and picturesque parks, making it a firm favourite with visitors and locals alike. Enjoy the stunning views of the River Shannon and take in the beauty of Limerick City along the Three Bridges walking route. It’s an enjoyable walk or run that is sure to leave you with lasting memories of this historic city.
Killaloe River Cruise
Step onboard the Spirit of Killaloe, a modern, clean, safe, and comfortable passenger boat, in its idyllic setting on the shores of Lough Derg, Ireland’s pleasure lake with its breath-taking views of Counties Clare and Tipperary. Killaloe River Cruises provide sight-seeing tours on Ireland’s finest waterway, the River Shannon. The relaxing tour is accompanied by a captain and crew. The boat departs from the quay on Lakeside Drive, Ballina/Killaloe. The towns have been awarded the heritage town status because of their rich and historic past. Killaloe/Ballina offers a wide variety of shops, boutiques, and walking trails. Later you can stop off at the restaurants and bars each with its own brand of cuisine and fine pints.
International Rugby Experience
A world class, interactive experience celebrating rugby in the heart of Limerick. Hear the Stories, Feel the Passion, Test Your Skills! The International Rugby Experience takes visitors on an exciting, multi-sensory journey from grassroots rugby to legendary status, while celebrating World Rugby’s values of Passion, Discipline, Integrity, Solidarity and Respect. Passing through the unique building, vast media installations bring all the exciting energy of game day to life, iconic moments in rugby history are relived and a series of huge game-style, interactive trials put the visitors’ own skills to the test. Finish with stunning 360° views of Limerick city from the top floor Legends Gallery!
Treaty City Brewery
Located in the heart of Limerick city enjoy this authentic craft beer tour. Enjoy a tour of an artisan craft brewery located in a historical building dating back 250 years ago in the heart of the medieval quarter. This authentic tour will bring you through a working brewery which dates back to the 1700’s where you will learn about the art of brewing and see the process before your eyes. An experienced master brewer will be on hand to explain the process and ingredients used to create their signature craft beer. The tour lasts approximately 45 minutes with 3 complimentary beers along the way.
Nevsail Watersports & Adventures
Limerick Kayaking Tours offer a safe, fun-packed activity combined with lots of team games and fun facts and history about Limerick included! Whether you’re a local or a tourist to Limerick you’ll love to experience the sights and sound on our unique and exclusive Kayak Limerick trips and tours and guaranteed to give a whole new perspective of Limerick. You can have some real Adventure or simply relax and enjoy the local wildlife, as the River Shannon is a nature-lovers paradise with abundant wildlife and amazing things to see.
