County Clare rests in the province of Munster and serves as a local authority. The Atlantic Ocean to the west and the River Shannon to the south enclose the county. The town of Ennis serves as the county seat and other prominent towns include Kilrush and Lahinch. The county contains 3 varying terrains. The east contains peat and bog covered mountains soaring to 533 meters like the Slieve Bearnagh peak. The mid lowland’s of Clare consists of drained salt marshes while the region around Galway Bay holds a blend of the Irish lowlands and limestone. The oldest known human activity in Ireland traces back to County Clare. The tribes of the Neolithic settlers have no name yet the Prehistoric civilization left evidence of human settlements such as the dolmen and megalithic tombs. Today the county is a fantastic coastal location for an idyllic vacation. Home to numerous soaring crags, limestone landscape and charming towns with plenty of personality! Set along the captivating Wild Atlantic Way, there is much to explore within the county of Clare! The Cliffs of Moher and the headland of Loop Head offer striking views. The historic locations of the village of Bunratty and Knappogue Castle are worth your time. See these locations and more with your County Clare campervan hire.