Private Cliffs Of Moher Day Tour - Option B

Private Cliffs Of Moher Day Tour - Option B

Tour from Dublin

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Tours are priced individually according to the route, group size, distances & hours required, date(s) in question, start & end locations, overnight locations (where applicable) and remaining supply at time of booking.

A Short Introduction To Your Journey

This tour features Cliffs of Moher and Galway City in one day from Dublin.

What to expect:

Dublin -Galway (90 mins) - Doolin or Liscannor (60 mins) - Cliffs of Moher (90 Mins) - Dublin (12 consecutive hours required)

Guest feedback:

"Erin, yes! Everything was fantastic. We have really enjoyed our day to Moher cliffs and the spectacular Irish countryside. Galway is very charming although the visit was short as we expect. Thank you again!" - AA, Milan, Italy

  • The Cliffs of Moher, where the Old World ends and the New World begins
  • A morning stroll through bohemian Galway
  • Drive a portion of the Wild Atlantic Way coastal route
  • Pause for photos & fresh air in the ‘Burren Region’, which is sure to delight geology enthusiasts!
  • Stop at the ocean-side village of Doolin or Liscannor to enjoy a delicious local lunch.
  • Your own private experience, making memories with loved ones.
  • Dublin-based expert advice
  • Collection from your hotel
  • Private Mercedes-Benz Tour Vehicle
  • Private Chauffeur Guide
  • Private 4G Wifi Connection in Tour Vehicle
  • Entrance fees (as specified at time of booking)
  • Fuel, Road Tolls and Associated Taxes
  • Dropoff at your hotel
  • Driver's Gratuity
  • Food, Drink or Refreshments
  • Dublin to Galway (07:30 start is recommended)

    An early start is required to make your tour possible today. Our recommendation to maximise your time on this specific route is 07:30. Your driver guide will pick you up from the entrance of your hotel or residence and efficiently navigate out of the city in the direction of Galway on Ireland’s scenic west coast.

  • Galway City (90 minutes approx)

    Due to the distances involved today and Galway’s notorious rush hour traffic it’s only possible to visit Galway city this morning - the delays associated with early evening traffic around the city would make an afternoon stop impossible in one day (due to legislation capping drivers’ hours).

    You’ll arrive in Galway around three hours after departure and enjoy the mid- morning atmosphere and bohemian vibe at leisure.

    Maybe grab a takeout coffee or breakfast tea from coffeewerk + press on Quay Street. Nearby you’ll find unique local shopping opportunities. Thomas Dillon at 1 Quay Street offers an excellent range of traditional Claddagh rings. Meanwhile Aran Sweater Market at 23 Quay Street stocks an amazing range of traditional knitwear inspired by rugged island life.

    Stroll through Shop Street, Quay Street, The Latin Quarter, Eyre Square and Spanish Arch and taste salt on the air from the mighty Atlantic. The beautiful Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven (Galway Cathedral) is also noteworthy for many guests.

    Approx 90 minutes after arrival in Galway regroup with your driver for the onward journey.

  • Wild Atlantic Way & Burren Region

    Your journey continues south along the Wild Atlantic Way and through the iconic limestone Burren region. Think traditional stone walls and some of the most unique countryside you have ever seen. This stretch of the tour from Galway city the Cliffs of Moher will take approximately 90 minutes depending on weather and seasonal traffic.

  • Doolin Village or Liscannor Village (60 minutes approx)

    You’ll arrive in the townlands surrounding the Cliffs just in time for lunch and there are some good local options to choose from including pubs, cafes and sandwich shops. The village of Doolin is very popular with a small selection of good pubs which are famous for traditional music in the evenings including O’Connor’s and McGann’s. Meanwhile nearby Liscannor also offers one or two excellent eateries such as Vaughan’s Anchor Inn. Discuss with your driver ahead of time and he’ll be well placed to advise based on how you are feeling on the day. The time available for lunch most days will be approximately 60 minutes.

  • Cliffs of Moher

    After a delicious lunch and maybe a cheeky swift pint of Guinness or Galway Hooker your driver will take you the short distance to Cliffs of Moher, today’s main attraction. Here along a 10km stretch of Europe’s western edge you’ll enjoy unparalleled views over the Atlantic Ocean, Aran Islands and mountain ranges of Connemara across Galway Bay. Enjoy a coastal stroll and check out the telescopes and viewing platforms to spot local wildlife including puffins and dolphins. Amazing photo opportunities await. On this itinerary you will enjoy approximately 90 minutes at Cliffs of Moher.

    Notes:

    Our Concierge staff will take care of your entrances, parking and during high- peak times arrange for expedited access - essential on days where some of the world's largest cruise ships are docked at the deep water ports of Dublin and Cork.

  • Arrive Dublin

    Depart Cliffs of Moher by late afternoon. The return journey will take you as efficiently as possible along the motorway through a panorama of agricultural plains which change from emerald green to golden with the changing of the season and the harvest. Depending on the season keep an eye out for lambs, racehorses grazing or herds of black and white dairy cattle which produce the world famous Kerrygold butter.

    There will be time for a brief refreshment stop in a service station along the way. Arrive back to your preferred location in time for an evening’s entertainment in the capital. Due to the distances and chauffeur legislation involved, this tour requires a duration of 07:30 – 19:30 or equivalent consecutive hours.

Private Tours typically range from EUR 695.00 – EUR 1,895.00+ per vehicle per day including a driver- guide (& his overnight expenses), fuel, road tolls and associated taxes. Guest accommodation & entrance fees are not included in the above guideline to facilitate guest flexibility.

Tours are priced individually according to the route, group size, distances & hours required, date(s) in question, start & end locations, overnight locations (where applicable) and remaining supply at time of booking.
Update: 9th October 2024

Ireland is currently at full employment. Many drivers exited the hospitality industry during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic (as hospitality was shut for two years) and there is currently a relative shortage of the very best talent.

With pandemic restrictions now in the rear view mirror, and with the United States Dollar at its strongest level vs the Euro in 20 years, we are currently experiencing a sharp increase in demand from our principal markets in the US, UK, EU and Arabian Gulf. As our availability sells out for the period ahead, rates will rise as demand outstrips remaining supply.

Accordingly, we encourage guests to secure preferred dates for the coming season as early as possible.

October 2024 (Shoulder Season)
Fair availability for most dates. Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 15% as demand meets supply approaching departure. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

November 2024 (Low Season)
Thanksgiving week starting to fill. Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 20% as the fleet sells out. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

December 2024 (Shoulder Season)
25th December extremely limited availability. Traditionally there is a pronounced shortage of suitable drivers between 23rd December and 4th January. Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 25% as the fleet sells out. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

January 2025 (Low Season)
Good availability for all dates. Reservation at least 72 hours before travel recommended to guarantee service. Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 25% as the fleet sells out. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

February 2025 (Low Season)
Good availability for all dates. Advance booking required for weekends during Six Nations Rugby Championship. Reservation at least 72 hours before travel recommended to guarantee service. Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 25% as the fleet sells out. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

March 2025 (Peak Season)
Fair availability for most dates. Advance booking required for weekends during Six Nations Rugby Championship and St. Patrick's Week 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th. Early bird rates can be secured by deposit. We are now starting to see multiple quotation requests for St. Patrick's Festival. Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 25-30% as the fleet sells out. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

April 2025 (Shoulder Season)
Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 25% as demand surpasses supply approaching departure. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

May 2025 (Peak Season)
Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 25% as demand surpasses supply approaching departure. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

June 2025 (Peak Season)
Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 30% as demand surpasses supply approaching departure. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

July 2025 (High- Peak Season)
Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 30% as demand surpasses supply approaching departure. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

August 2025 (High- Peak Season)
Rates quoted now will rise by approximately 30% as demand surpasses supply approaching departure. Rates can be fixed by deposit.

Ticket

You will receive your ticket (featuring your booking number) via email immediately at time of booking. There is no need to print the ticket. If you wish, you can simply show it on your phone or tablet.

Pre- booking essential (billed at time of booking):

Cliffs of Moher
Guaranteed / Skip the Line entrance fees can be added for EUR 10.00 per adult.

8 out of 10 guests will typically opt for Option A. Option A is considered the "classic" Cliffs of Moher route which has proven most popular over the last decade. Option B is still an excellent tour but just gives a taste of Galway to those who particularly wish to see it or say they've been there.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to spend more time in Galway when paired with Cliffs of Moher.

Traffic is notoriously busy around Galway in late afternoon. Accordingly, it is only possible to include Galway en- route to Cliffs of Moher. Afternoon visits to Galway are not possible on this route.

This route is priced slightly higher than Option A. If you book Option A and wish to subsequently change to Option B any supplement will need to be settled by secure payment link before departure (within normal hours of business). During busy periods, changes to day tour routes may not be possible where requested less than 48 hours before departure.

We recommend starting this route @ 07:30 to maximise your experience. The earliest advisable time is 07:00. The latest possible start time is 08:00. A supplement is required to start later than 08:00