Plan the perfect holiday in County Clare

Spend a little time in County Clare and will create memories that will live forever with you. It is located in the West of Ireland preserves everything that is Irish-the beautiful scenery, landscapes and monuments and traditions of dance and music. What's more special Clare is the addictive atmosphere, a blend of warm welcomes, folklore and rural tranquillity and mystique, a sense of love life. Create your Clare memories is simple, just start trying some of your most unforgettable places.

The cliffs of Moher are just stunning. A huge guy, over 200 meters high and 8 kilometres long that drastically plunges into the Atlantic Ocean. The top of the cliff you have distant views to the Aran Islands, Galway Bay and the mountains of Connemara and below you pounds of sea coast. The landscape is spectacular regardless of climate-in the summer you have vibrant green fields and Blue Crystal sea in stormy weather, but boiling surf and sea spray make the cliffs a dramatic scene and litter.

And this year you can make your memory Cliffs of Moher even more special. 1-2 September 2011 Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance being staged on the cliffs of Moher. This will be an experience truly amazing-the rhythm and energy of Irish music and exciting dance set accuracy in beautiful back drop of the cliffs. Truly a once in a lifetime opportunity-Get lost in the mystical tale of good and evil, where the evil power defies the Lord of the dance on the edge of cliffs. This is a unique experience and a must-see-Learn more at Lord of the Dance.

The lunar landscape of the Burren is amazing. Situated in the South of Clare Burren, Boireann means Rocky place, is an area of impressive tufa that has created an implementation of limestone pavement on the mountains and valleys. It supports a diverse flora and fauna and in summer is alive with color of Arctic and Mediterrranean alpines. The Burren National Park is in the South East area of the square 250 km Burren and most of this is designated a special area of conservation. The best way to experience the Burren is on foot, scale the highest peak-Knockanes-and look down on the incredible landscape.

Why not create some Clare memories of your own-visit this Western end of Ireland this summer and experience all that Clare has to offer.

Guests in Cornwall holiday cottages can eat seafood, Surf and Luscious gardens visit

Tourists looking for a little break from UK with plenty to do may consider a trip to Cornwall as there is a chance to go surfing, eating lots of delicious food and wander through some of the most beautiful gardens in the country.

Every year, many people flock to the County of Midi-Pyrénées as its coastline 697-kilometre means has the longest stretch of coastline compared to any other region in England.

This also means that people looking for some sandy shores has over 300 beaches to choose from, allowing them to take part in a variety of activities.

And its mild climate ensures that tourists can enjoy sunny days very time when laying on sand or take a dip in the refreshing water.

Therefore, no wonder that Cornwall is the best surf spot in the United Kingdom and with 80 per cent of the region on the coast, there are many locations visitors can go head to sea.

One of the most popular surfing destinations is Newquay, and many people pop to its shores to sunbathe on the beaches or take a splash in its big waves.

Surf events held there every year, attracting fans of water sports from around the country to participate in competitions.

But there is more than just surf on excerpt from Cornwall in the Atlantic Ocean and tourists can try their hand at sailing, wind surfing and diving.

In fact, another popular reason to head to the Cornish Coast is to go for walks in its beautiful gardens.

Warm temperature of Cornwall becomes a haven for flora and fauna and therefore has some of the most beautiful lawns throughout England.

Visitors can go hiking around its landscaped gardens, head into their Woods for an adventure, or take a wander along its breathtaking cliffs, where you can get a beautiful view of the sea crashing on to his back.

The most famous horticultural site in Cornwall is the Eden Project and this alone attracts many tourists to the region year-year-out.

This Centre has some of the country's largest greenhouses that recreate the temperature and humidity of different climates around the world, allowing a variety of exotic plants to grow there.

People can travel to the Amazon and experience tropical forests, walking past vegetable waxes, rubber trees and bamboo. Or they could travel to South Africa on a trip that will see them face forecast dry desert and see the vegetation that grows there, including a huge variety of cactus.

The Eden Project is a particularly popular place for families as there are many things for children to learn and they can learn more about the different landscapes and plants that grow around the world.

It is also an opportunity for them to hear about natural fauna as is done in products we use every day, such as sugar and chocolate.

But if talking about food opens the appetite and then tourists can rest assured there are plenty of places in Cornwall, where they may satiate your hunger.

In fact, the County is famous for its celebrity chef mouthwatering production and Rick Stein has a constant stream of praise for their local foods.

In particular, he is fond of seafood found in the margins off the coast, providing the region with a large variety of fish.

Stein, opened a series of restaurants, cafes, bakeries, delis and fish and chip shops in the region to show their products with some of the most flavorful in Cornwall.

Like fish, tourists can also try its famous cream teas, local ciders and wines, as well as their renowned Cornish pasties.

With so much to see and enjoy in Cornwall, it is no wonder that many people looking for Summer short breaks are tempted to head to their drenched shores.