Things to see and do Lislarkin North

The main purpose of the visit centre is to welcome visitors by giving them a map of routes along the cliffs and ensuring the necessary comfort for tourism of all ages: cafeteria, washrooms, souvenir shop… The centre is also a tourist office where documents can be found on the whole region. Exhibition spaces have been set up. An information on the fauna and flora of the cliffs and the other, paying, offers a film of animation with a device of immersifs screens and a reconstitution in 3 D of the cliffs. Unless it is accompanied by elderly people who cannot travel on the cliffs or children for whom it will be entertainment, it is not recommended specifically that limited interest pay exposure.

The O'Brien Tower was built in 1835 by Cornelius O'Brien, a descendant of Brian Boru, the Great King of Ireland, and O'Brien of Bunratty Castle, Thormond Kings, to serve as an observatory to the hundreds of travellers who, at the time, came to look at the cliffs. It is possible to get there to use the telescope.