Built in 1999, The Links Holiday Village, situated outside the town of Lahinch, is a purpose built holiday complex creatively developed to cater for a broad range of holidaymakers.  The more active holidaymaker is attracted to the links because it has a rich variety of activity pursuits within walking and driving distance, including golf, sea sports, tennis and horse riding, while visitors wishing to get away from it all can quietly relax and unwind.

THE ACCOMMODATION

There is a choice of two, three and four bedroomed cottages equipped and designed for maximum comfort. 

Each cottage has two bathrooms,  fully equipped kitchen, and utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, microwave, fridge freezer and all necessary kitchen utensils.

The living and dining areas include television, furniture and central heating.  Cots and highchairs are availabile on request (please bring your own linen for cots). 

Towels are not provided at this location.

Please note: This property only accepts family bookings (adults & kids)

Electricity for heating and lighting is an extra charge and is payable to Steve before departure.  Electricity is based on the individual meter readings.

A security deposit of 200 euro must be given to the Supervisor on arrival (paid in cash).  Credit card details (Visa/Mastercard) will be required on arrival also.  The deposit will be returned to you within 7 days of departure provided that the terms and conditions of the rental have been complied with.

LOCAL ACTIVITIES

Golf

Lahinch boasts two 18 hole golf courses.  Lahinch Golf Course, established in 1892, is known as the St. Andrews of Ireland.  Overlooking Liscannor Bay golfers can experience the sporting pleasure of playing a championship links course in breathtaking surroundings.  The town is also the ideal base for touring and playing the other Golf Courses of the region including Kilrush, Kilkee, Woodstock, Ennis and the fabulous new Doonbeg Golf Course are within a short drive while the Killimer Car Ferry brings the Kerry Championship courses of Ballybunion, Tralee & Killarney within easy reach.

Watersports

Lahinch is recognised as one of the most spectacular and clean seaside resorts in the country.  It has lifeguards on duty during the peak season and because of frequent high surf it is considered one of the most exciting locations in the country for surfing and windsurfing.

Angling

Lahinch is an Angler’s paradise offering Game, Coarse and Sea Angling options in the local area. 

Pony Trekking

Pony Trekking is available on the beautiful beach in Lahinch and is the perfect way to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the area.

Cycling

Clare is an excellent destination for cycling offering a number of Cycling Routes to suit all levels of fitness and expertise. 

Walking

The beach at Lahinch is fringed by a promenade – ideal for a short walk.  Visitors seeking longer walks can enjoy the beautiful scenery of North Clare, the Burren or the wild and spectacular Cliffs of Moher. 

Seaworld

Lahinch offers visitors an exhilerating experience in Lahinch Seaworld and Leisure Centre.  This truly unique experience can be enjoyed by all the family and provides a wonderful insight into the underwater life of the Atlantic Ocean.  The Leisure Centre in Seaworld has a 25 metre pool, Jacuzzi and Sauna. 

Surfing

Lahinch Surf School is based in Lahinch on the west coast of Ireland and provides a safe, relaxed and affordable introduction to the exhilarating sport of surfing. www.lahinchsurfschool.com

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

The Burren 

500 square kilometres of lunar-like landscape world famous for its incredible fauna growing from its limestone base.  The Burren Display Centre in Kilfenora helps interpret this fascinating area with audio visual and display supports.

The Cliffs of Moher

Just North of Lahinch these cliffs rise in places to over 215 metres (700 feet) and stretch for almost 8km.

Aillwee Cave

Aillwee Cave is an essential part of any tour to the Region with its supberb display of stalactites, stalagmites, relics of bears and waterfall.  

Lisdoonvarna

Lisdoonvarna in North Clare is Ireland’s premier Spa town and its therapeutic mineral waters have been dispensed since the 18th Century.  The town is also famous as being host to the September Matchmaking Fesival (one of Europe's largest singles matchmaking festivals)

Lahinch

Lahinch is the ideal base to explore the diverse and beautiful Clare landscape.  It has two kilometres of unspoiled blue flag beaches fringing Liscannor Bay.  Visit the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Bunratty Castle and Aillwee Caves or take a ferry to the wild and beautiful Aran Islands.  The vilalge is convenient to many excellent local restaurants and shops.

Listen to the best of Irish music in the pubs of Lahinch and nearby towns and village.  County Clare is acknowledged as the home of Irish traditional music and song. 

Distance from:

Shannon Airport    30 miles / 50 kms
Limerick    38 miles / 60 kms
Dublin     160 miles / 260 kms
Cork     100 miles / 165 kms
Galway    50 miles / 80 kms
Doolin (ferry to Aran Islands) 9 miles / 14 kms