Local Attractions:

Within the immediate vicinity of Strasburgh Manor, you can enjoy leisurely rural walks, mountain climbing and trout & salmon fishing. From the majestic River Shannon and Lough Derg, which form its eastern boundary, to the rugged Atlantic coastline with its towering Cliffs of Moher and golden beaches in the west, the county is yours to explore. Natural attractions like the wondrous, lunar-like Burren landscape and the dramatic Aillwee Cave are within a short drive, as are a multitude of interesting historical centres such as 15th century Bunratty Castle & Folk Park and the Craggaunowen Bronze Age Project.

There are plenty of activities to choose from and on offer in County Clare. Golf - there are over 10 courses within easy reach. Night-time entertainment - Co. Clare is famous for traditional Irish music and from Strasburgh Manor, you can readily experience this great tradition in character-filled pubs throughout the county. Mediaeval banquets, a wide range of attractive restaurants and many different cultural and community festivals also offer plenty of entertainment options.

Strasburgh Manor is ideally placed for touring the wider West Coast of Ireland, being centrally located between the spectacular Connemara region in Ireland West and the picturesque areas of Killarney and the Ring of Kerry etc. in Ireland's South West.