The Burren is a unique area on Ireland’s West Coast. Approximately 400 square miles, today’s Burren was once an ancient tropical sea. Eventually, the sea dried up and the corals turned to rock, drifting north to modern-day Ireland. Nevertheless, the evidence of the sea is everywhere. From the caves that stretch to the shore, to the unique landscape, the Burren surrounds you. Although many people explore Ireland quickly, I wanted to provide you with an in-depth look into this area. Here, you’ll find all the most popular and unique things to do in the Burren. Whilst planning your trip on the Wild Atlantic Way, use this guide to figure out where you want to stop – and what you can skip. At the bottom of this article, you’ll also find a free downloadable map of the Burren. Additionally, don’t forget to check out “Unique Things To Do in Dublin.” Before we start, I’d like to thank my sponsor – Vero Social Network. Vero is a new type of social network, designed to serve the user – not the advertiser. On Vero, you won’t find bots, algorithms or filtered content. Join me and millions of other users and help change social […]

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