Ireland · CLIFFS OF MOHER TOURS IN DUBLIN
Good cliffs of moher tours in Dublin fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Travel from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher and Galway with Wild Rover Tours on a 13-hour coach trip. You get two hours at the cliffs, a Burren route with Irish stories and music, and two hours in Galway, plus Wi-Fi and included admission.
“David, our tour guide, was fantastic. He’s very knowledgeable and entertaining as well. Highly recommended this tour.”
Travel west from Dublin by air-conditioned coach with an English-speaking guide such as Aoife, Chris, or Richard. See the Cliffs of Moher, cross the Burren, pass Dunguaire Castle, and spend two hours in Galway. It is a long but efficient day, with scenic roads, live commentary, and little time wasted.
“Gina, our guide, was absolutely wonderful! She was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Her sense of humor was 'craic'! Elizer, our driver, was also great. I would highly recommend this tour, especially if Gina is your guide!”
Travel from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and Galway on a 12.5-hour Finn McCools coach tour. You’ll get two hours at the cliffs, a drive along the Wild Atlantic Way, and up to two hours in Galway, with guides such as Aoife, Olie, and Conor adding Irish stories, music, and local tips.
“This was a wonderful experience. Aoife was our tour guide and she did a wonderful job talking about Irish history and the contexts of all of the landmarks. She was funny, informative, and incredibly helpful. She offered several tips and suggestions about where to go, what to eat, and how to get around. She was very good about keeping us all on time to every destination. The views of the Cliffs as well as the Burren a s Galway city were all so wonderful and she made it a lot better. The bus driver Nick was excellent and handled the vehicle excellently. the ride on the coach was smooth for…”
Leave Dublin early for the Cliffs of Moher, with two hours to walk the cliff paths and visit Atlantic Edge. Continue along the Burren Coast to Galway for a guided walk and free time. Guides such as Daniel, Eve, John, and Sarah bring Irish history and humor to the long scenic ride.
“It was amazing! Weather was great. Our guide and driver were so nice, I can't complain! I'd definitely recommend this trip to everybody:)”
Leave central Dublin at 6:50 am for a full day on Ireland’s west coast. You’ll see the Cliffs of Moher, walk through the Burren, stop for lunch at O’Donohue’s Pub in Fanore, and explore Galway. Guides such as Kevin, Richard, Jonathan, and Phillip are known for lively Irish stories and steady driving.
“Tour is exactly as described. It is a long day - but we had good weather for late November and could really enjoy the sites. Bus is comfortable— there is a lot of travel time so bring a book, headphones, and phone battery charger. Bus was secure for leaving things on board during stops. Driver was accommodating and provided some interesting information during the drives without being intrusive. The Cliffs are beautiful and worth the drive!”
Travel from Dublin to the Atlantic coast by comfortable bus with an Irish guide such as Richard, Brian, Eduardo, or Dan. See Kinvara, Dunguaire Castle, the Burren, Doolin, and the Cliffs of Moher, with entrance included. Expect a long day, scenic roads, frequent stops, and about 90 minutes at the cliffs.
“I liked that we stopped frequently enough for breaks and that our guide Richard was very knowledgeable about the history and sights along the way to keep us engaged with the tour the entire way.”
Travel from Dublin to Galway, across the Burren, and on to the Cliffs of Moher with an Italian or Spanish-speaking guide. You get 1.5 hours in Galway, 20 minutes in the Burren, and 2 hours at the cliffs. Giuseppe is one guide praised for his engaging stories about Ireland.
“cliffs and our guide. but Galway is worse than Ennis. thanks a lot.”
Travel from Dublin to Limerick by reserved train, then continue by coach to Bunratty Castle, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and Galway. Guides such as Norman, Andrew, David and John are known for clear storytelling and careful group handling. Expect a scenic, tightly packed 15-hour day with meals paid separately.
“Trains were all on time, but it was a lot. I would have spent less time at the castle, but overall good experience. Our guide was amazing!”
Leave Dublin at 7:40 am for a full day across Ireland’s midlands and west coast. You’ll see Kinvara, Dunguaire Castle, the Burren, Doolin, and the Cliffs of Moher, with commentary from a local Paddywagon guide and admission to the Atlantic Edge visitor center included.
“Michael was an excellent tour guide and driver! He was very informative, but kept it light. He kept us on schedule to get the most out of our tour. There were plenty of stops along the way for sightseeing and bathroom breaks! Highly recommend this tour!”
Leave Dublin at 7 AM for nearly two hours at the Cliffs of Moher, lunch and a short walk in Ennis, then Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Your English-speaking guide handles admissions and shares Irish history, music, food tips, and advice for the rest of your Dublin stay.
“Terrible miscommunication and made us miss the tour. Got an email the tour would start one hour later and we got there late. Tried insisting to get answer I’d we. Kuldip join them later we did not get answer until it was too late”
Leave Dublin for Bunratty Castle, free time in Ennis, and 2.5 hours at the Cliffs of Moher. Your English or Spanish-speaking guide handles the long drive, admissions, and timing. At $56, this is a practical way to reach Ireland’s west without renting a car.
“Wonderful guide: Mau Is very skilled and has a lot of passion able to involve you and make the trip very interesting, bus trip included.”
Travel from central Dublin to Galway, the Burren, Liscannor, and the Cliffs of Moher on a 12-hour coach tour. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, USB ports, and cliff admission are included. Guides such as Liam, Shay, Alex, Dominic, and Eduardo have led recent departures.
“Great vehicle and locations. The time allotment did not make sense. We had 40 minutes to buy food and eat. We spent quite a bit and had to walk away from our half eaten plates in order to make the bus time. The bus driver could be quite rude at times . he demanded everyone be quiet before he continue talking and would even say things like do you want me to share information or not. I highly recommend having a driver and a tour guide with these prices.”
Spend 13 hours traveling from Dublin to Galway, across the Burren Coastal Route, and to the Cliffs of Moher. You get an English-speaking driver-guide, coach transport, Wi-Fi, and admission fees. Guides such as Brian, Jack, JJ, and Seamus are praised for humor and useful local detail, but Galway time can feel short.
“IT WAS A GREAT ORGENAIZED TOUR. OUR GUIDE WAS FUNNY, KIND AND SUPER PROP.”
Travel from Dublin to County Clare for Aillwee Cave, a traditional pub lunch stop, and the Cliffs of Moher. A boat trip may run in calm weather, while a bird of prey demonstration replaces it when seas are rough. Guides may include Colin, Mick, Michael, Siobhan, or Samuel.
“We got very wet on the boat and it was cold. But my 15 year old was having so much fun it was worth it. For any Harry Potter fans - was fun to see the cave entrance where the horcrux locket was.”
Travel from Dublin by reserved train and comfortable coach to Blarney Castle, Cobh, the Ring of Kerry, Bunratty Castle, the Cliffs of Moher, and Galway. Hosts such as John, Norman, Bryan, and Andy keep the packed schedule moving, with two nights in Killarney.
“Beware of the Bed and Breakfast you get put in! If you book through Viator instead of the company running this tour, you get put in a Bed and Breakfast in Killarney and ours was awful! The bed had broken springs sticking up and was lumpy, the pillows were awful, the toilet didn't flush, the walls were so thin that we heard the loud snoring of the man in the next room all night, and the room was tiny with no room to even put your luggage! We stayed one night because it was late when we arrived, then paid to stay in a hotel the second night. Those who…”
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