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Cliffs of Moher & The Burren Day Trip From Dublin
Walk a dramatic coastline, explore otherworldly rock terrain, and roam Galway at your own pace
12 h
Max 50 Guests
For sweeping scenery and a true taste of the wild Atlantic coast, this is the day trip to choose. Travel from Dublin by coach, stop at Obama Plaza to learn about Obama’s Irish roots, then take in the sheer scale of the Cliffs of Moher as the ocean roars beneath you. After a break in Fanore, explore the Burren’s unique, rocky terrain. Lastly, enjoy free time in Galway's colorful Latin Quarter. Reserve your seat and see the best of Ireland in one incredible day.
What's included
Gather views you'll never forget
English speaking driver-guide
Round-trip coach transport from Dublin
Cliffs of Moher entry admission
Stop at a Fanore village pub (lunch not included)
Drive the Wild Atlantic Way
Free time at the Burren and in Galway
Guide tips
Lunch
Itinerary
Your tour begins at the Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street
Meet your driver-guide at the Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street, right in central Dublin. Hop on the coach early, stash luggage underneath if you need to, and roll out while the city is still waking up.
Stop at Barack Obama Plaza for a quick break
Pull over at Barack Obama Plaza to grab a snack, use the restroom, and wake up a little more. It’s a wild surprise seeing an “Obama” stop in Ireland, and your guide explains how this rest stop came to be.
Walk the cliff paths at the Cliffs of Moher
Reach the Cliffs of Moher and step onto trails that feel like the edge of the world, with the Atlantic crashing below. These cliffs are famous because they rise straight out of the ocean in massive walls of rock, so every step comes with a bigger view.
Refuel with a Fanore-area pub lunch stop
Stop near Fanore for lunch at a local pub so you have more time to explore Galway later without stressing about where you’ll eat. The drive here feels like a movie, with salty air and, on a clear day, far-off views toward the Aran Islands.
Explore the Burren’s limestone pavements and rock formations
Next, spend ample time in the Burren, where the ground turns into cracked limestone like a giant stone puzzle. This isn’t a fast photo stop, so you can wander around, look closely, and really get the feel for this strange, quiet landscape.
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Sat, 09 May 2026
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