Ballyvaughan, a small harbour village in County Clare, Ireland lies on the southern shores of the glistening Galway Bay. The picturesque town serves as an ideal base for exploring the beautiful surrounding Burren landscapes. History enthusiasts can discover the wealth of historical and archaeological treasures dotting the countryside, and arts lovers will delight in the village’s thriving arts and crafts scene. Gourmands will not be disappointed either, as there are plenty of culinary experiences to be had at the lovely farmers market and the array of pubs serving traditional Irish fare. Other popular activities include: rock climbing, hiking, cycling and various water sports including kayaking, surfing, and fishing. Don’t miss the opportunity to view the ancient Aillwee Cave, one of the oldest caves in Ireland, and catch one of the many excellent live music concerts.
Drumcreehy Country House is located in the delightful fishing village of Ballyvaughan, situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, the world’s longest coastal touring route. The accommodation offers twelve individually designed ensuite bedrooms which combine antique interiors with all modern conveniences while still offering the breathtaking views of Galway Bay and the natural spectacle of the […]
