Cliffs of Moher Tour

1 Day
Cliffs of Moher

As we leave Dublin for this one day tour, we head towards the Cliffs of Moher, stopping for refreshments along the way at the world famous Barack Obama Plaza.  We continue onwards with a brief stop at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, which is a ‘living’ village and fully working museum.  Here you can sample the drinks in the Bar, bread in the Bakery and Food from the working Cafe.

The highlight of this tour takes us to the wonderful Cliffs of Moher and we see this wonderful sight and outstanding views of the natural beauty that Ireland is so famous for.

On the homeward journey we stop in at the small village of Doolin and we travel a short distance along the picturesque Burren, a coastal route on the Wild Atlantic Way stretching for more than 1600 Miles (2600km)

  • Dublin
  • Executive Coach

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

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About this Tour

Visiting the Cliffs of Moher on this fantastic 1 Day Tour, we also take in the world famous Barack Obama Plaza for refreshments, Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, Doolin Village and The Burren.  This day tour takes in scenic views, historic landmarks and traditional experiences.

Tour Highlights

  • Barack Obama Plaza
  • Bunratty Castle and Folk Park
  • Cliffs of Moher
  • Doolin Village
  • The Burren

Itinerary

Day 1 :
8:30am

8:30 AM: DEPART DUBLIN
Departing from your pick-up point we head out of Dublin and venture towards our first stop of the day

10:30 AM: BARACK OBAMA PLAZA
We stop off at the world famous Barack Obama Plaza for refreshments

12:00 PM: BUNRATTY CASTLE AND FOLK PARK
Bunratty Castle is steeped in history and the adjacent Bunratty Folk Park is a 'living' village and fully working museum. Here you can sample the drinks in the Bar, bread in the Bakery and Food from the working Cafe.

14:30 PM: THE CLIFFS OF MOHER
The highlight of this tour takes us to the wonderful Cliffs of Moher and we see this wonderful sight and outstanding views of the natural beauty that Ireland is so famous for.

16:00 PM: DOOLIN VILLAGE
On the homeward journey we stop in at the small village of Doolin and we travel a short distance along the picturesque Burren, a coastal route on the Wild Atlantic Way stretching for more than 1600 Miles (2600km)

20:00 PM: ARRIVE DUBLIN
We end this tour back in Dublin, arriving back at your pick-up point in time for dinner.

INCLUSIONS

Cost Includes

  • Exclusive Coach Hire
  • Executive Travel
  • Shopping Opportunity (Optional)
  • Refreshment Stop
  • Comfort
  • Famous Landmarks
  • Historical
  • Scenic
  • Single Day Tour

Cost Excludes

  • Meals
  • Admission Fees
  • Accommodation Fees

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Cliffs of Moher Tour
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  • Dublin
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