Liscannor Bay is a broad, open bay on the west coast of County Clare, Ireland, indenting the coastline between the villages of Lahinch and Doolin. It faces the Atlantic Ocean and offers panoramic views towards the Aran Islands. The bay is characterized by a mix of rocky shores, hidden coves, fascinating rock formations, and a shallow, protected fishing harbour at the village of Liscannor itself. The seabed has been mapped in high resolution, revealing a complex underwater landscape beneath the iconic Cliffs of Moher. As a traditional fishing village, Liscannor retains a strong connection to the sea, with its harbour remaining a hive of both commercial and recreational fishing activity. The area is exposed to the full force of the Atlantic, making conditions highly dependent on weather and swell.