Doolin2Aran Ferries Competitors

Inis Meáin Knitting Company, established in 1976, is a luxury design and manufacturing company. Inis Meáin is one of the Aran Islands situated off the west coast of Ireland. Renowned for its unique history of knitting, it is a tradition that has been refined by the advance of time and technology and then reinterpreted for each collection in the finest of yarns. Bright and subtle colours, inspired by land, rock and sea, reflect the seasons. This is the island where all the clothes that bear the Inis Meáin name and symbol of the upturned currach boat are made and exported all over the world.

Aillwee Cave... a privately owned family business, consisting primarily of the Aillwee (an Irish word meaning yellow ~Cliff,) cave and more recently the Burren Birds Of Prey and educational center ( an additional attraction displaying and educating people on Raptors,) Also home of the Award Winning Burren Gold Cheese, the award winning Entrance Building Designed by A&D Wejhert all located on one of the burren's limestone terraces over looking the beautiful Ballyvaughan Vally and with spectacular views of Galway Bay.

Doolin Cave, Doolin, Co. Clare, Ireland is home to the largest free hanging stalactite in the Northern Hemisphere. The Great Stalactite is over 27feet long and weighs over 10tonnes. Doolin Cave is also home to a Farmland Nature Trail which takes a looped walk around the cave setting taking in rare and indigenous species of animals and plants and the original cave entrance. Doolin cave is one of North Clares most important eco-tourist attractions, winning the gold award from Eco-Tourism Ireland for standards of excellence in sustainable tourism.