Connemara Seaweed Baths
Review
Connemara Seaweed Baths, located on the Main Street running through the picturesque town of Clifden, is a unique wellness destination that’s become a must-visit spot in the region. Founded by Brian Foyle, this attraction draws visitors from far and wide, eager to experience the therapeutic benefits of seaweed. The baths harness the natural properties of locally harvested seaweed, rich in nutrients and minerals, known for promoting skin health and relaxation. In addition to the baths, the facility boasts a modern steam room and a refreshing saltwater plunge pool, offering a complete rejuvenation experience. The attentive staff are well-versed in the benefits of seaweed therapy, ensuring guests have a knowledgeable and enriching visit. Whether seeking a soothing escape or deeper dive into natural wellness, Connemara Seaweed Baths provides an inviting sanctuary that leaves visitors feeling revitalized and inspired. Don’t just take my word for it, go and see for yourself!
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Nearby Eating Out
EJ Kings
Established over 100 years ago as a public house run by the King family, EJ’s has been a beloved fixture on the corner of Clifden’s Main Street and Market Street ever since. Bringing their signature touch to Clifden, EJ Kings seamlessly blends a vibrant bar atmosphere with a top-notch dining experience.
Guy's Seafood Bar
Here in Clifden sits one of Ireland’s finest seafood restaurants, Guys Seafood Bar. Family-owned and run, this gem has earned a reputation that stretches far beyond Connemara, with visitors travelling from all over just to dine here. I ate at Guys during my recent stay and was blown away.
The Woodfield Hotel
Surrounded by bewitching scenery, the town of Clifden: the capital of Connemara, is home to the wonderfully friendly Woodfield Hotel. Set on the town’s Main Street, the hotel presents a superb bar
Nearby Accommodation
Alcock & Brown Hotel
Named after the legendary aviators John Alcock and Arthur Brown, who completed the first transatlantic flight in 1919 from Newfoundland to Clifden, the Alcock & Brown Hotel pays tribute to their achievement in both name and spirit. This family-run hotel offers cosy accommodation
Central House Hotel
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The Woodfield Hotel
Surrounded by bewitching scenery, the town of Clifden: the capital of Connemara, is home to the wonderfully friendly Woodfield Hotel. Set on the town’s Main Street, the hotel presents a superb bar