10 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore the Cliffs of Moher, rising 668 ft above the Atlantic
Visit the Burren, a unique limestone landscape with Neolithic sites
Panoramic tour of Galway, the City of Tribes
Discover local culture, traditional pubs, and vibrant streets
Enjoy stunning coastal views and diverse flora and fauna
€ 1007
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Visit the stunning Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark, a region of unique natural beauty, diverse flora and fauna, and monuments dating back over 5,000 years. The Cliffs of Moher rise 668 feet above the Atlantic, stretching five miles along the Wild Atlantic Way, and are home to a variety of seabirds during nesting season. Entrance to the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre is included.
Travel through the Burren, a remarkable limestone landscape dotted with Neolithic sites, its name meaning “rocky place” yet renowned for its nutrient-rich flora. In the afternoon, arrive in Galway, the City of Tribes, where your guide will take you on a panoramic tour. Explore colourful streets lined with shops, traditional pubs with live music, street performers, and a vibrant food scene celebrating local produce.
In-person guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Private transportation
Bottled water & umbrellas provided
Cliffs of Moher
The Burren National Park
Galway City – The City of Tribes
Meals and drinks
Personal expenses and souvenirs
Comfortable shoes
Warm clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Tour operates in all weather conditions
Bring water, camera, and weather-appropriate clothing
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The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland’s most breathtaking natural wonders and truly live up to the hype. Stretching for about 14 kilometers along the Wild Atlantic Way and soaring up to 214 meters (702 feet), the cliffs offer dramatic views of the Atlantic Ocean that feel almost otherworldly. Standing at the edge, you can hear waves crashing below and spot seabirds gliding along the rugged rock face. On clear days, you might even glimpse the Aran Islands and Galway Bay. The visitor center is well-designed, blending into the hillside, and O’Brien’s Tower provides a fantastic vantage point. While the site can get busy, the sheer scale and beauty make it unforgettable. It’s a place where Ireland’s raw, untamed spirit truly shines—a must-see for anyone exploring the Emerald Isle.
1. Up to 214 meters high, stretching for 8 km along the Atlantic. 2. Harry Potter filming location – the Philosopher's Stone Cave scene was filmed here (the mountain above the sea where Harry and Hagrid fly on the dragon). 3. Attracts 1.5 million tourists annually – one of Ireland's top 3 attractions; O'Brien's Tower has stood at the summit since 1835.
It was an absolutely unique experience spending time there during a heavy storm. I only had a glance on the beauty and the weather turned around very fast so that I definitely have to come back on a sunny day one day. Definitely loved the area around Cliffs of Moher and Galway was very charming too. Definitely worth a visit.
The view here is breathtaking! I was fortunate enough to come on a clear day (no fog and the sun peaking through). I was lucky enough to grab a few amazing pictures. Def recommend a visit, 2 hrs is plenty. Bring comfortable shoes and be prepared to walk up steep inclines. However if you are elderly, disabled, or needing physical assistance getting up/around there is a little golf cart type of shuttle to aid those persons needing it.
Beautiful and stunning landscape. Lucked out with weather! Only con was most of the other trails were closed and the wall that is up around the main area takes away from the experience. You can’t go to the edge like you like but definitely worth seeing.
