Out & About
From your perch on the Atlantic, all kinds of adventures await in Doonbeg. Whether you’re simply looking for a day away from the links, a romantic getaway for two, or something to keep the entire family busy, the area around Doonbeg is diverse, expansive and awaiting exploration, making it easy and fun to get out and enjoy everything that County Clare has to offer.
Local Lore
Explore the local hertigage of Doonbeg by visiting the Cliffs of Moher or Doolin Cave. There are also several castles, cathedrals and gardens in the vicinity.
On the Trail
Whether you prefer exploring on foot, on two wheels, or in the saddle, there are plenty of local trails to enjoy as you take the fine Irish air. The possibilities for Doonbeg walking, hiking, horsback riding and cycling are endless.
On the Water
Doonbeg’s coastal position makes it an ideal group destination for all water sports, including fishing, sailing, and especially surfing. Don't forget to go dolphin watching during your time in Doonbeg, Ireland.
Gaelic Games & Arts
When it comes to Gaelic Games, the County of Clare is split in two over its sporting preferences, with hurling belonging to the people of the East and Gaelic football belonging to the people of the West. Enjoy watching hurling, Gaelic football and rugby during your time in residence.
Food & Drink
Whether you’d like to learn to cook, enjoy a family picnic, or simply relax with a pint in an authentic Irish pub, there’s no lack of places to unwind when it comes to food and drink.
Festivals & Events
A vast number of festivals and events take place throughout the year in and around Doonbeg. The most famous of these are the Willie Keane Festival (traditional music and Irish set dancing), the Doonbeg Jazz Festival, and the Doonbeg Family Festival.
Explore the local hertigage of Doonbeg by visiting the Cliffs of Moher or Doolin Cave. There are also several castles, cathedrals and gardens in the vicinity.
On the Trail
Whether you prefer exploring on foot, on two wheels, or in the saddle, there are plenty of local trails to enjoy as you take the fine Irish air. The possibilities for Doonbeg walking, hiking, horsback riding and cycling are endless.
On the Water
Doonbeg’s coastal position makes it an ideal group destination for all water sports, including fishing, sailing, and especially surfing. Don't forget to go dolphin watching during your time in Doonbeg, Ireland.
Gaelic Games & Arts
When it comes to Gaelic Games, the County of Clare is split in two over its sporting preferences, with hurling belonging to the people of the East and Gaelic football belonging to the people of the West. Enjoy watching hurling, Gaelic football and rugby during your time in residence.
Food & Drink
Whether you’d like to learn to cook, enjoy a family picnic, or simply relax with a pint in an authentic Irish pub, there’s no lack of places to unwind when it comes to food and drink.
Festivals & Events
A vast number of festivals and events take place throughout the year in and around Doonbeg. The most famous of these are the Willie Keane Festival (traditional music and Irish set dancing), the Doonbeg Jazz Festival, and the Doonbeg Family Festival.
- “The lodge, golf and people were fantastic. And the places we visited in the area were a ton of fun.”
