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Explore the Area
Explore the beauty, adventure and coastal charm that make Kilkee one
of Clare’s most loved seaside destinations.
Experience the Magic of Kilkee
Kilkee is a vibrant seaside town in County Clare along the Wild Atlantic Way, known for its natural beauty, outdoor activities, and welcoming coastal charm. Stroll along the golden Blue Flag Kilkee Beach, swim in calm waters sheltered by a natural reef, or set out on a scenic cliff walk with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can also enjoy activities such as tennis, golf, or dolphin watching trips from nearby Carrigaholt. With fresh sea air, breathtaking scenery, and memorable experiences, Kilkee is one of the top things to do in Clare for families and visitors alike.
Love Loop Head
Discover Loop Head Peninsula, a striking coastal region extending into the Atlantic Ocean from the western edge of County Clare along the Wild Atlantic Way.
The Loop Head Peninsula offers dramatic coastal views, fresh local seafood, and a wide range of outdoor activities on both land and sea. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Shannon Estuary on the other, the area is rich in natural beauty and peaceful places to explore.
Quiet roads, clean air, and a strong sense of heritage define the region, with local culture alive in its traditional music, storytelling, and community spirit. A visit to Loop Head provides an authentic experience of the west of Ireland and a lasting connection to this unique coastal landscape.
Kilkee Cliffs
The Kilkee Cliffs offer some of the most impressive coastal scenery in Ireland and are located just 5.5km west of Kilkee town in County Clare.
The Kilkee Cliff Walk follows a rugged stretch of coastline, with routes of approximately 5km or a longer 8km loop for those seeking a more challenging walk. Starting near Kilkee’s West End, the route takes in highlights such as Intrinsic Bay, Foonagh Bay, and sweeping views from Moveen Hill, making it one of the best coastal walks in Clare for visitors of all abilities.
The Pollock Holes
The Pollock Holes in Kilkee are natural Atlantic sea pools and a popular location for swimming and snorkelling along the Wild Atlantic Way. Sheltered and refreshing, they provide a unique way to enjoy the sea in a striking coastal setting.
Located at Duggerna Reef on Kilkee’s West End, the pools can be accessed from the car park beside the Diamond Rocks Café. At low tide, visitors can walk across the flagstones to reach a series of clear-water pools of varying sizes and depths. The name comes from the small pollock fish that inhabit the area during certain times of the year. Visitors are advised to check tide times in advance and take care on wet rock surfaces.
Kilkee Beach
Kilkee Beach is a gently sloping, crescent-shaped stretch of golden sand located in the heart of Kilkee, County Clare. It is one of the most popular family beaches in Clare, ideal for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying a day by the sea.
The beach features natural rock pools and is located close to scenic cliff walks, while Kilkee town’s cafés, restaurants, shops, and public facilities are just a short walk away. Lifeguards patrol the beach during the bathing season, and safety information is clearly displayed on-site for visitors.
Kilkee Golf Club
Kilkee Golf Club is an 18-hole links course set along the dramatic cliffs of West Clare, offering both a challenging round of golf and stunning coastal views.
Several tees overlook the Atlantic Ocean, with sweeping views across Chimney Bay, while the ever-present sea breeze adds an extra challenge for golfers of all levels. With its clifftop setting and natural terrain, Kilkee Golf Club is considered one of the most scenic golf courses in Clare, delivering a memorable experience for visitors.
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