Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, Ennis and Historic Limerick Day Tour
From $80/person5 travellers ≈ $400 — children may pay less
13 hours is a long day for an 8-year-old, whatever the age limit says.
Day Trips · Eco Tours
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Day trip from Dublin to Ireland’s remote and rugged west coast to see the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and Galway City. Enjoy the unique benefit of a dedicated Tour Guide and a separate Driver for the day. The Driver concentrates on your safety and the Guide on your comfort and entertainment. There is a rest stop on route to the Cliffs of Moher and upon arrival you receive a premium ticket to visit and enjoy every aspect of what the site has to offer with 2 hours visiting time. Then travel along part of the Wild Atlantic Way coast and enjoy a coastal stop in the Burren (IF WEATHER PERMITS), a unique limestone landscape famous for its flourishing plant life. Upon arriving in Galway City your Guide will offer you a free guided tour of the city, it's optional to join or just enjoy free time to wander this charismatic city yourself.
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Of 7 listed stops, you get out at 3 and see 4 from the vehicle.
Dublin
Departure from: 6:55 AM at Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin, 23 Upper O'Connell Street OR 7:00 AM at Bus Stop, 33 College Green, Dublin 2, D02 DD76. (next to Hawksmoor Restaurant) Please arrive 10 minutes early to ensure smooth boarding. Have your voucher ready, either printed or on your phone.
You get out here10 min
Bunratty Castle and Folk Park
Before arriving at the Cliffs of Moher there is and slow touring pass by opportunity to take photos of Bunratty Castle
Seen from the vehicle
Cliffs Of Moher
Arriving at the Cliffs of Moher just before 11 AM, your experience begins with fast-track entry as your guide hands you your Visitor Centre ticket. Take a moment to grab a coffee or a light snack, then head out for an unforgettable walk along the dramatic Atlantic Ledge.
You get out here120 minAdmission included
Dungaire Castle
From the Cliffs of Moher, the tour continues onto Galway City. The route taken follows the Wild Atlantic Way which is the coastal route from County Clare into County Galway. You will be travelling through the Burren National Park and during this part of the tour your guide will entertain you with music, stories of…
Seen from the vehicle
Burren National Park
From the Cliffs of Moher the tour continues onto Galway City. The route taken follows the Wild Atlantic Way which is the coastal route from County Clare into County Galway. In the event of road closure on the coastal road we will take the Cork Screw route from the Cliffs towards Galway.
Seen from the vehicle
Galway Bay
Tour of Galway Bay
Seen from the vehicle
Galway
Arriving in the centre of Galway City at approximately 2.30 PM, we park right in the middle of the city close to Eyre Square. Your tour guide offers all passengers a complimentary walking tour of the Galway which typically takes around 20 minutes.
You get out here120 min
≈ 0.6 km from the city centre. 7 stops shown in visit order.
The advertised price does not cover other, restroom on board — budget for those separately.
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13 hours is a long day for an 8-year-old, whatever the age limit says.
From $97/person5 travellers ≈ $486 — children may pay less
13 hours is a long day for an 8-year-old, whatever the age limit says.
Details retrieved from the Viator Partner API on 2026-10-09. We publish no availability, and every price is the operator’s advertised from-price with its check date — the exact total is on the operator’s page. How we research this.