Cliffs of Moher

Dublin city centre pick up

7 AM at Starbucks Café, 1 – 3 Crampton Quay, Dublin D02 EW97.

To ensure a smooth experience, please arrive at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time.

Cliffs of Moher

Departing promptly at 7:00 AM from nearby Ha'penny Bridge in Dublin City Centre, your tour travels through the scenic counties of Kildare and Limerick. Around 9:00 AM, there will be a short rest stop for bathroom breaks and food to-go, ensuring you’re refreshed for the day ahead. Along the way, you'll pass by the impressive Bunratty Castle, a well-preserved 15th-century Norman fortress, but the full visit to Bunratty will take place later in the afternoon. Continuing on, you'll arrive at the Cliffs of Moher around 10:45 AM, where you'll be awestruck by their dramatic scale — soaring up to 214 meters at their highest point and stretching 8 kilometers along Ireland’s rugged western coast. During your 1 hour 45 minute stop, take in the breathtaking views and consider visiting O'Brien’s Tower, perched on a headland offering stunning panoramas of the Aran Islands and Galway Bay. Departure from the cliffs is at 12:30 PM.

Your tour includes premium admission to the recently updated Atlantic Edge Visitor Centre, where detailed exhibits showcase the cliffs’ natural and cultural history. Explore interactive displays, rare photographs, and engaging multimedia presentations. Don't miss The Ledge — a state-of-the-art virtual reality experience that places you right on the cliff face, giving you thrilling perspectives above and beneath the sea.

Please note that food and drinks are available to purchase at the visitor centre but are not included in the tour price. You can enjoy refreshments indoors or outdoors with spectacular cliff views — the choice is yours.

Ennis Town

Arriving in the charming town of Ennis at around 1:15 PM, you’ll have the opportunity to explore this vibrant community, voted Ireland’s friendliest town. Enjoy a 1 hour 15 minute stop that includes a short guided walking tour to discover some of Ennis’s hidden gems and lively streets. During this time, you can also opt to have lunch at one of the many local cafés and restaurants (lunch not included in the tour price). You’ll depart Ennis at 2:30 PM to continue your journey.

Bunratty Castle & Folk Park

Arriving at Bunratty Castle & Folk Park at approximately 3:15 PM, you'll enjoy a 1 hour 45 minute visit to this remarkable 15th-century Norman fortress and its immersive folk park. Your admission fee is included, granting you full access to explore the castle’s historic rooms, impressive tapestries, and medieval architecture. Inside the castle, you can marvel at the grand banquet hall and intricately carved wooden ceilings that vividly bring Ireland’s medieval history to life.

You can also join a fascinating guided tour of the castle led by local staff dressed in period costumes, who bring the history and stories of the castle’s past inhabitants to life. The adjoining folk park offers a unique, living history experience where you can wander through a recreated 19th-century village, complete with traditional cottages, shops, and demonstrations of old Irish crafts and customs such as blacksmithing, weaving, and farming. It’s an engaging, family-friendly attraction that offers a captivating glimpse into rural Irish life from centuries past, making it a highlight of your day tour. Departure from Bunratty is around 5:00 PM, coinciding with the park and castle closing time. On the journey back to Dublin, there will be a short rest stop to ensure comfort and refreshment before your arrival.

Dublin City Centre (drop off)

7:45 PM on D'Olier Street, Dublin 2, D02 TK28. This is right in front of Temple Bar, with plenty of public transport options nearby. Times may vary due to weather, traffic, or other delays throughout the day.