Cliffs of Moher, Galway, and Burren from Dublin

Join this full-day tour to see one of Ireland's most spectacular attractions! This is a smooth tour of the Irish countryside, Burren, Galway and the Cliffs of Moher. 

At the indicated time, you will meet the guide and leave for the west of Ireland. Our well-trained guide will tell you about Irish legends, myths, and history along the way. This will help you understand and appreciate why Ireland looks and functions the way it does.

You will have a quick stop at Galway Plaza Station, and then you will continue your way to the Cliffs of Moher along the world-famous Wild Atlantic Way and pass through small villages like Corofin. This route has been chosen due to the large amount of animals and farm activity you will see along the way.

There are many horses, sheep, and cattle, so you can see the importance of Ireland’s farming industry. This route also takes you back into the Burren National Park. So, you'll pass some incredible lakes and get some stunning views over the wild Irish landscape.

Once at the Cliffs of Moher, you will have at least 2 hours to explore this natural site.

The Cliffs of Moher are the most visited site in Ireland and for good reason! The stark cliffs and seas of green fields beyond them make for some breathtaking views. Your entry fees to the visitor center are also included.

You will have time to explore the "ledge experience". You will see what is below the cliffs, including the fascinating plant and animal life. Spanning more than 702 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, this is an exciting site to behold. On a clear day, you will be able to see the Aran Islands, Galway Bay, and the Twelve Bens of Galway in the distance.

You will continue the way to the Burren. This unique national park looks nothing like the rest of Ireland. Forget the green flowing hills as far as the eye can see and imagine being on the surface of the moon.

You will stop for a few minutes to give you some time to explore this strange landscape. It is home to a fascinating mixture of Arctic, Mediterranean, and Alpine plants.

After this visit, you will continue traveling along the Wild Atlantic Way to Galway. Take in the sights along the way; the Galway countryside and coast offer some of the most beautiful views in Ireland!

After showing you a bit of Galway, we will let you explore this charming little city by yourself. Take in the cobbled streets, castles, and buskers that make Galway one of the most popular cities in Ireland.

Walking down the streets of the city, you will see some amazing buskers plying their trade. Despite being a small city, Galway is well-cemented into Irish history. The Spanish Arch and Lynch’s Castle are two of the must-see attractions on the Galway part of this tour.

You will return to Dublin and arrive back around 20:00 hours. 

Greca Tip: The name Galway comes from the Irish word "gaill". It means "strangers" or "foreigners", as this city has always been primarily inhabited by immigrants.