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Lahinch

Lahinch is a charming seaside resort town located on Liscannor Bay on the northwest coast of County Clare, Ireland. Nestled along the N67 national secondary road between Milltown Malbay and Ennistymon, it offers a serene escape approximately 75 kilometers southwest of Galway and 68 kilometers northwest of Limerick. Known for its historic Lahinch Golf Club and growing reputation as a premier surfing destination, the town provides a perfect base for travelers seeking coastal tranquility and outdoor adventure. Its compact size ensures easy access to the beach and local amenities, making it an ideal choice for frequent-flyer hotel guests looking to unwind in a picturesque Irish setting.

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Before choosing where to stay

Base Location: Coastal Core

Stay in the town center or near the beach for maximum convenience. As a seaside resort, this area allows walking access to the surf spots and Lahinch Golf Club, ensuring a relaxed post-activity experience without needing transport.

Transport Links: Road Hub Advantage

Located on the N67 road, Lahinch connects Milltown Malbay and Ennistymon. While there is no direct airport link, it is roughly an hour's drive from both Galway and Limerick, making it accessible for car rentals or self-driving tours of County Clare.

Best Season: Surf & Golf Peak

Summer is prime for surfing and outdoor activities with pleasant weather. Golf is available year-round. Visiting outside peak seasons offers quieter beach walks, allowing you to fully appreciate the unique charm of this memorial cairn town.

Nearby attractions

Dough Castle

Dough Castle

Historic1.3 km

ruined tower house in western Ireland

Dining

Vaughan's Anchor Inn

Restaurant€€€3.2 km

Now being run by the third generation of the Vaughan family, this characterful pub has become something of an institution in the coastal village of Liscannor. Its Atlantic-adjacent location, impressive fish tank and walls filled with nautical memorabilia all give clues as to the focus of the menu, where locally sourced seafood underpins the cooking. The dinner dishes are more elaborate than at lunchtime, but quality produce and classically based combinations run throughout, ensuring a satisfying experience. Bright, stylish bedrooms are hung with photos of local sights.

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