Tour Highlights

As you travel through the Burren, listen to your expert driver/guide share information and history of Galway and surrounding area. Exit the coach to visit windswept landscapes independently and explore Ireland’s exposed limestone terrain, jagged cliffs and untamed Atlantic Ocean. Following the featured stops of the trip, you’ll travel back to Galway along the Wild Atlantic Way, offering many photo opportunities of the coast – so keep your cameras ready!

Along the route

Kinvara, Dunguaire Castle, Aillwee Cave, Lisdoonvarna, Corkscrew Hill, Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, Wild Atlantic Way, Coastal Road, Blackhead Lighthouse

Featured Stops

Dunguaire Castle (Kinvara)

Standing tall watching over Galway Bay, this iconic 1520’s castle was the Royal Palace of Guaire Aidhne, King of Connacht. Length: 15 minutes

Aillwee Cave**

Trek through one of Ireland’s natural, showcase caves. Not feeling adventurous? A cafe is located on the grounds which boasts a menu of local food and coffee options. Length: 30 minutes

Cliffs of Moher & Visitor Centre

FREE ADMISSION! Encounter a moment of magic as you stand atop these awe-inspiring, rigid cliffs with edges dropping into the untamed Atlantic Ocean. Stretching 8km (5 miles) along the Atlantic coast of County Clare, The Cliffs of Moher stand 700 feet tall. Visitors are welcomed to explore the walking paths along the most outstanding landscape in Ireland. Discover the unique colony of seabirds from the South platform, counting upwards of 30,000 birds from 20 different species! Length: 1 hour 30 minutes

Doolin

A charming seaside village along the Wild Atlantic Way claimed as Ireland’s traditional music capital. Have lunch while exploring the strip of pubs, Irish crafts and shops. Length: 45 minutes

Coastal Route Back to Galway City

Experience the coastal route from along the Burren back to Galway City. See some breathtaking views of the rugged and stunning Burren landscape, with its unique rock formations and vast open spaces. The route passes by the iconic Black Head Lighthouse, a historic landmark that has guided sailors for centuries. As the road winds its way along the coast, visitors are treated to panoramic views of Galway Bay, with its sparkling waters and picturesque villages dotted along the shoreline.