Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way Places to go and People to see - The Burren Co. Clare

The Burren or An Bhoireann in Irish meaning “a rocky place” is a karst landscape in County Clare on the Wild Atlantic Way. A very unique and challenging landscape- it is though a photographers paradise.

Ireland’s smallest National Park- The Burren National Park is contained in this geographic area which measures around 530 square kilometres. The Burren stretches from County Clare to Northeast County Galway and the Southeast area of Kinvara.

Photography Tips:

  • Slow down and sharpen your sense of wonder.
  • A wide angle lens will capture the dramatic vastness of the landscape.
  • Think about both colour and black and white photography.
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A framed print of an ancient stone cairn on the Burren under an overcast sky, hanging on a grey wall.
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