County Clare self catering house in Doolin - Vacation home in Doolin Ireland

Rhadarc na Mara is Gaelic for “Ocean View”; named after its spectacular location looking out over the Atlantic ocean. The views of the ocean, Cliffs of Moher and down on the traditional Irish music village of Doolin make this a visual feast. It is beautifully situated on a quiet country road on the edge of the Burren between Doolin village and the Ballinalacken Castle. Turn left outside the front gate and it is just a short walk to Ballinalackan Castle gorge, breathtaking views of the Aran Islands and the Burren; with its wildflowers, trickling streams, subterranean rivers and boulders bulging out of the landscape. Just around the corner from the house is the largest Stalactite in the Northern Hemisphere (now open to the public and a must see). Children and adults alike can enjoy the delights of the surrounding countryside, cows, horses and donkeys; who will gladly accept a carrot or two as you pass by.

Views:The views of the ocean, Cliffs of Moher and down on the traditional Irish music village of Doolin

Doolin is a charming small seaside village on the northwest coast of County Clare. Set against the rugged Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by the spectacular bare limestone landscape of the Burren, Doolin is a place of breathtaking beauty. The area has a abundance of attractions and activities for all types of holiday maker.

Rental notes: Final payment 4 weeks before arrival. Easter - 650 Euros Xmas / New Year - 815 Euros

3 large bedrooms: - Master bedroom – sleeps 2 - 1 triple – 1 double bed and 1 single bed – sleeps 3 - 1 double bed – sleeps 2 2 bathrooms (the master bedroom is en-suite). A very spacious kitchen-diner with sliding doors leading to the deck and garden A truly sunny sun-room that adjoins the kitchen An open fire in the living room

Outside Area:A wooden deck with a picnic table overlooking a large lawn & ocean views.