Choosing a Cliffs of Moher Tour
Two dozen days end at the same eight hundred metres of path. What separates them is the stop, the ticket and the pricing unit — and none of those is in the title.
Read the guide →Long reads, each settling one decision a listing cannot: which tour to book when they all end at the same path, what a thirteen-hour day from the capital really involves, whether to drive yourself, what the whole trip costs, and which month to give it to. To compare fares instead, start with the Ireland Cliffs of Moher tour listed here.
Two dozen days end at the same eight hundred metres of path. What separates them is the stop, the ticket and the pricing unit — and none of those is in the title.
Read the guide →Thirteen hours, six of them on a coach, and no train at any point. What the day actually looks like and what else it can pick up on the way.
Read the guide →Driving yourself is genuinely viable here, and the ticket already covers the car park. Where it stops being viable is the part nobody sets out.
Read the guide →The gate charges €15. The fares run from forty dollars to sixteen hundred. Here is what each end of that actually buys, worked through for two people.
Read the guide →Puffins from late May, the driest month in April, the longest evenings in June, and the emptiest paths in a month most people write off.
Read the guide →Shorter pieces are in the blog, the practical answers are on visiting the cliffs and the FAQs, and every fare is compared on Cliffs of Moher Tours.