Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, Ennis and Historic Limerick Day Tour

Departure for this tour is at 7 AM from Starbucks Café, 1 – 3 Crampton Quay, Dublin D02 EW97. Please make sure you arrive to the meeting point at least 10 minutes before departure time.

Arriving at the world-famous Cliffs of Moher around 10:45 AM, you'll have nearly two full hours to explore this breathtaking natural wonder and UNESCO heritage site. Your guide will provide entry tickets to the award-winning Visitor Centre, where you can take a short rest, enjoy a light snack, and prepare for an unforgettable walk along the Atlantic Ledge. Take in the dramatic cliff-top views, watch for native wildlife, and breathe in the fresh sea air. Your guide will share tips on the best photo spots, pointing out how seasonal sunlight changes the landscape and enhances your experience. While you're enjoying the cliffs, rest assured your personal belongings stay safe — the coach remains locked, and your assigned seat will be waiting for you when you return.

Ennis is the first town in Ireland accredited with the prestigious International Purple Flag Award proving Ennis' claim to be the Friendliest Town in Ireland. It is also known as the Boutique Capital of Ireland. Ennis town has long been renowned as a centre of excellence for shopping. There are also old traditional bars to enjoy a light lunch while possibly even enjoying some traditional Irish music. Your tour guide on the day will offer a complimentary 20 minute walking tour of the town. It´s your choice to join in if you wish, but we do feel it is a nice experience to join the group and maybe make a friend! Most people would also choose to have lunch in one of Ennis´ traditional pubs.

Explore Limerick, one of Ireland’s oldest cities, first settled by Vikings in the 9th century. Arriving in Limerick City at approximately 3:30 PM, you’ll enjoy free time in the historic Medieval Quarter on King’s Island, where centuries of Irish history come to life. Join an optional complimentary walking tour to learn about Limerick’s Viking origins and its important role in shaping Ireland’s past, or explore at your own pace. Visit impressive medieval landmarks, wander charming streets, or step into one of the city’s museums or cathedrals. Limerick also offers a lively local atmosphere, with traditional pubs and welcoming hospitality, perfect for a relaxing break before the journey home. Departure from Limerick is around 5:15 PM, followed by a comfortable return journey to Dublin with a short rest stop along the way.

The tour ends at roughly 7.45 PM (depending on traffic, weather, etc). Drop off is on D'Olier Street, Dublin 2. This is about 30 meters south of O'Connell Bridge and just 100 meters along the river from the morning meeting point at Starbucks Café on Crampton Quay.