Ireland · CLIFFS OF MOHER TOURS
The cliffs are three hours from Dublin and ninety minutes from Galway, which decides most of this. These 15 compare the departure city, whether the Burren and Doolin are really included, and how long you actually get on the cliff path.
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:)”
Spend about eight hours touring County Clare from Galway with a local guide such as John B, Shane, Gerry, or Seamus. Visit Dunguaire Castle, the Burren, Aillwee Cave, Doolin, and the Cliffs of Moher, with transport, commentary, and cliff admission included.
“A phenomenal trip around County Clare. We had perfect weather for visibility from the Cliffs. (Yes, it’s cold, yes, it’s windy - yes, it’s Ireland in winter) The stops were lovely and our driver was amazing. He kept us on perfect time for each destination and his history lessons during the drives were entertaining and informative. I would highly recommend this tour of Cliffs of Moher and beyond.”
Travel from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, the Burren, and Galway on a 13-hour guided coach tour. Guides such as Jonathan, Kevin, Finn, and Rory mix Irish history, music, jokes, and practical tips with dramatic Atlantic scenery. Lunch is extra, and free time at the main stops is limited.
“Kevin was fantastic. He not only drove the bus but was our guide as well. Very informative and sprinkled in some humor which made the day better.”
Travel from Galway through the Burren and along the Wild Atlantic Way to the Cliffs of Moher. Guides such as Paddy, Pat, Des, Phil, and Gerry share Irish history, folklore, geology, and Gaelic phrases. The day includes Dunguaire Castle, Doolin, coastal photo stops, and two hours at the cliffs.
“We saw so many wonderful sites. The guide was so friendly & knowledgeable. It was an amazing experience.”
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 Galway to Inisheer, the smallest Aran Island, then view the Cliffs of Moher from the water and their 700-foot summit. Your local guide, including guides such as Alan, Phil, or Pavel, handles the timing while you explore the island for two hours. Ferry travel depends on weather.
“This trip was the highlight of our entire trip - so well done!!! The tour guide Phil was the best tour guide we ever had, anywhere! And everyone was right....if you want to see the cliffs, you need to see from the water. 100 percent correct!!! We also stopped at the top of the cliffs and if that was my only viewing of them I would have been disappointed. The trip to the island was also wonderful. Highly recommend doing the horse/carriage little tour. It's only 15 euro per person but gives you a little tour around the island and drops you at the pub for a little lunch. Overall…”
Travel from Galway to Doolin, cross to Inis Oirr, then cruise beneath the Cliffs of Moher before visiting their famous rim. Guides such as Dave and Tommy add local stories and steady driving on narrow roads. Bring a jacket, sturdy shoes, and money for lunch and island activities.
“A great day! Just wish we had more time at the top of the cliffs, one hr is not enough.”
Leave Galway at 10am for a full day across the Burren, with stops at Dunguaire Castle, Poulnabrone Dolmen, Kilfenora, Doolin, and the Cliffs of Moher. Your local driver-guide handles the narrow roads, shares Irish stories, and includes cliff admission. Guides may include Tommy, Dave, Patrick, or Anthony.
“Tommy was fantastic! So full of knowledge but also so funny. I felt like i really got to enjoy the places we went without feeling rushed. Im glad my group and i decided on this tour as opposed to others”
Travel from central Galway through Kinvara, The Burren, Kilfenora, Lisdoonvarna, and Doolin to the Cliffs of Moher. Your English-speaking driver-guide, such as Gary, Tommy, Anthony, or Patrick, adds Irish history, myths, and humor. Cliffs entry and bus transport are included, but lunch is not.
“gary is wonderful. this was our second time doing the tour with him, and i’d do it again!”
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.”
Spend about 10.5 hours touring from Galway to Inisheer, Doolin, and the Cliffs of Moher by air-conditioned coach and ferry. Guides such as Tommy, Dave, and Patrick add Irish stories and music. Expect a full day, open-sea conditions, lots of walking, and no included lunch.
“Dave was fantastic! He was knowledgeable and told stories and music along the way. He was funny and considerate too! Really enjoyed the day. He had great advice as we went to certain places.”
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