Ardmore Cliff Walk 14 The Heritage, County Waterford

"My second favorite cliff walk, just after Ballycotton. It doesn't take long to go all the way through, and it loops nicely back into the town of Ardmore, which is lovely in all by itself. There's an interesting wreck that you pass by in the water. Overall highly recommend, especially on a nice day!"

"Very nice and relatively short walk that can be done directly from the village center resp. shore promenade. Quite a few nice "vista points" and photo spots during this short walk. Should also be okay and interesting for kids."

"Drive up to the cliff hotel and park. It's a steady incline but doable for all ages. We even passed a lady with 2 sticks. The first stop is the ruins of an old church with what is said to be a well of healing waters. Continue on for uninterrupted views of the bay. Absolutely stunning. At the top you pass lookout points. Definitely a must for anyone on a trip to Ardmore"

"Such a lovely walk to go on and it's a pretty easy enough to actually walk. Absolutely lovely views from it. Only thing is there is no car park, just have to park at the side of the road."

"A gorgeous cliff walk if you're within an hour of the area or passing through. Takes just over an hour to walk and has a few gentle slopes. Easy and good for those that might have difficulty walking a longer trail. Almost right from the start there are great views. The loop walk will take you past the monestery and back to the hotel car park. Good shopping in the area following the walk, which is always a nice bonus!"