• Rim walk and O'Brien's Tower
  

  
  Walk by the cliffs, enjoy the views.
  
  

• Aran Islands
  

  
  Three rocky islands, 20 km / 12 mi off the coast, accessible by boat or ferry. Sheer cliffs, Dun Aengus, a Bronze Age fort situated on the edge of a cliff at a height of 100 metres (330 ft). 14th century's O'Brien's Castle. Teampull Bheanáin, considered the smallest church in the world
  
  

• Hiking
  

  
  There are many of pathways and viewing platforms along the cliff edge that allow the visitor to enjoy a spectacular and healthy cliff walk. The amazing views of the Cliffs, the famous Aran Islands, Kerry mountains, Galway Bay, O’Briens Tower and the thousands of seabirds make the Cliffs a magical place.
  
  

• Cycling
  

  
  There are a number of marked cycling routes throughout the area. Bike hire is available throughout the county with electric bikes also on offer.
  
  

• Surfing
  

  
  Surfing at the Cliffs of Moher really began around 2005 with a small crew of local surfers used jet skis to tow each other into the wave that was to become known as “Aileens”. “Aileens” forces the waves to jack up and creates well shaped but very heavy right hand barrels. The wave can range from 10 to 30 plus feet in height and has attracted expert and professional surfers from around the globe.
  
  

• Bird’s watching
  

  
  The Cliffs of Moher is ideal for bird watching, it is home to Ireland’s largest mainland seabird nesting colony, with 20 species of nesting birds, including 9 species of breeding seabirds, and up to 30,000 breeding pairs.
  
  

• Doolin
  

  
  Doolin, a seaside village conveniently situated just 8 km from the cliffs – and a worthy destination in itself. Rumored to be the inspiration for J.R.R. Tolkien it’s a tranquil setting of folkloric fantasy with cozy cottages, country B&Bs and shopkeepers well-stocked with Irish crafts and hand-knitted sweaters.
  
  

• Burren
  

  
  Just to the north of the Cliffs of Moher you will find the Burren, a strange and beautiful karst landscape with its own extraordinary geological, natural and cultural distinctivene.
  
  

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