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Cliffs of Moher Private Tour from Limerick
1 day
Private
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About this activity
At 9:30am, you'll meet your private guide and driver in front of your Limerick hotel. Before you've even left the city, the driver will already be telling stories about the city itself, included the history of King John's castle and how the city was once walled.
Having left the heart of Limerick behind, you'll pass through small, traditional villages like Corofin and Kilfenora, as well as the outskirts of Lisdoonvarna, which is famously known for its match-making festival that takes place each September.
Your first stop will be at The Burren, a landscape of limestone karst formations that is home to many of western Ireland's most rare species of plants. Continue the drive to the town of Doolin, a small village that's great for lunch and a taste of "Dooliner" beer. From here you'll head to the Cliffs of Moher, and there's also the option to see the cliffs by taking a boat from Doolin. These cliffs consume over five miles (seven kilometers) of coastline, and stretch to heights over 700 feet as they rise straight up from the sea.
Enjoy the spectacular views and walkways surrounding the Cliffs of Moher, where the view looks out toward the Aran Islands and the Atlantic horizon beyond. On the drive back toward Limerick you can choose to make a stop at Bunratty Castle—a large castle in County Clare that was built in the 15th century. Or, if you'd rather stop for souvenirs and spend the afternoon shopping, your guide can offer to make a stop at Blarney Woolen Mills.
After a full day of experiencing the villages and sights, your tour finishes back at the door of your Limerick accommodation.
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Having left the heart of Limerick behind, you'll pass through small, traditional villages like Corofin and Kilfenora, as well as the outskirts of Lisdoonvarna, which is famously known for its match-making festival that takes place each September.
Your first stop will be at The Burren, a landscape of limestone karst formations that is home to many of western Ireland's most rare species of plants. Continue the drive to the town of Doolin, a small village that's great for lunch and a taste of "Dooliner" beer. From here you'll head to the Cliffs of Moher, and there's also the option to see the cliffs by taking a boat from Doolin. These cliffs consume over five miles (seven kilometers) of coastline, and stretch to heights over 700 feet as they rise straight up from the sea.
Enjoy the spectacular views and walkways surrounding the Cliffs of Moher, where the view looks out toward the Aran Islands and the Atlantic horizon beyond. On the drive back toward Limerick you can choose to make a stop at Bunratty Castle—a large castle in County Clare that was built in the 15th century. Or, if you'd rather stop for souvenirs and spend the afternoon shopping, your guide can offer to make a stop at Blarney Woolen Mills.
After a full day of experiencing the villages and sights, your tour finishes back at the door of your Limerick accommodation.
Included
- Driver/guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Private tour
Not included
- Gratuities
- Boat trip from Doolin
- Food and drinks, unless specified
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Infant seats available
- This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
Features
Tourism
95%
Cultural
65%
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Tony Murphy spent a second day with us at the Cliffs of Moher. Excellent tour guide with lots of historical information. The weather was perfect and we enjoyed seeing the countryside and coast. Long day but well worth it.
Munsterbus, Tony Murphy was a perfect choice as a guide for a tour of the Cliffs! He provided us with outstanding service and was well prepared with local information and entertaining highlights. We appreciated his ability to avoid the 'bus' crowds which enabled us to get some great photographs. Booking a private tour was the right choice for our group of four. Viator's booking service was convenient to use. The requirement to phone the tour operator was a bit difficult since we were not traveling with international phone...perhaps giving us the tour operator's email would have been a better choice.