Wildrovertour to Cliffs of Moher and Galway: Antonio was the best tour guide ever. He was very funny and extremely informative. Gave us all sorts of interesting details and history. He really knows his stuff. He made our trip so very enjoyable. Stephen, our driver was excellent. He always stayed calm and kept us safe. He was helpful with a variety of aspects. He’s a very safe driver. Thank you!

We stopped here with our tour group. Such a beautiful area. There is a lot of walking to do but for those that have mobility issues, a golf cart can take you to the top of one of the areas for pictures and then take you back to the visitor’s center. When we arrived, we went to the right and walked up to where the tower is located. There is an additional cost to climb the stairs in the tower and I read numerous posts indicating the view is just the same as viewing from the bottom of the tower. We then went to the other side and went about halfway up before the path becomes very narrow where it becomes difficult to pass others comfortably. There are several areas as you walk that are marked “danger” and if you venture past this point it is not part of the Cliffs of Moher Experience.

Absolutely breathtaking trek. Not for faint hearted or unfit tourist. We had a group of 3 with a lovely tour guide Sophia which was just perfect. We walked at a comfortable pace & enjoyed cracking weather. Each stop would have a better view than the last. The last 4kms was probably a little more challenging as there were a few steep inclines to get to the lookout at the O’Brien Castle.

The views were amazing! The weather held out and we had a great time. Walking is required to see this but it was worth it. Our guide Eve was wonderful. So charismatic and friendly and helpful and knowledgeable. She definitely made it better!

We walked the Cliffs of Moher in the early evening. Luckily, the weather was fabulous so we were very comfortalbe and could enjoy fabulous views. The Cliffs show the timelessness of the rocks and ocean. Some people are too brave and in our mind placed themselves in dangerous situations but to each their own choices.

First of all a huge shoutout to the wonderful staff of the Cliffs of Moher: From the garbage collector to the shop lady, every single one had a smile, kind words or just an overall politeness for me and my dog! Especially I want to thank Dave and Austin from the safety staff at the parking entrance: without prompt they came when they saw me in distress because of a flat tyre and without expecting anything, they jumped to my aide, called their local mechanic and in the end even changed my tyre themselves! THANK YOU! About the Cliffs there is not much that needs to be said: They are a must see, tourist attraction or not, they are UNESCO heritage for a reason and absolutely stunning (in pure sunshine as well as windy, fog mysteriousness!). The whole site itself is just a breath of fresh air when it comes to sightseeing: the buildings are build like Hobbit holes into the hill, so they are not obtrusive and nestle themselves quite literally into the whole beauty of wilderness and vastness you would expect! Yes, they paved some of the viewpoints with concrete to make it accessible for everyone and the free transportation for people with limited mobility is another plus! There is a free water station for both dogs and humans, the toilets are clean and well kept and the handful of shops offering their craft are neat and a delight for the eyes! Overall- I have to give 10 stars, was gladly paying the fee of 13€ per adult and happy to stay the night on the parking space without extra charge (although I was October, so not main season anymore) enjoying a night sky of stars! Thank you to everyone who made this such a wonderful, safe, glorious, epic experience! And again: Thank you to Dave and Austin for their considerate extra above and beyond aid!

Visiting the Cliffs of Moher, while in Ireland, was a priority. We were definitely not disappointed. The day was chilly, windy, and overcast, but I had expected that, and experiencing the great forces of nature probably added to the adventure. We feel very blessed that the fog had lifted somewhat as we arrived, and we were able to view portions of the Cliffs in all of their majesty. Soon, the mists descended again, and we were able to view the Cliffs through mystical fog! We enjoyed a long walk along the top of the Cliffs, but then were forced into the Visitor's Center as a strong rain had started. We have wonderful pictures and memories of our special visit to the enchanting Cliffs of Moher - a true Irish treasure!

What an amazing day we had, there was 5 of us 2 adults, 15, 14 and 12 year olds. We had the most fantastic day and the kids loved it. The views, walks and scenery were stunning and breath taking no matter what point you looked from, however for us the staff made our day that extra little bit special, my son has torn his ACL and we thought he would be sitting in the cafe waiting for us but no they got him a golf buggy and took him straight up, they were all so friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. Thank you for making our day as fantastic as it was

So unbelievably stunning. A truly incredible experience on the west coast of Ireland. I will warn you that the weather is really intense. I visited in early November and the winds were so strong i could barely walk at times. The rain seems to be far more intense than in other parts of Ireland. Wear warm/waterproof clothing and shoes with good tread since the path can be very slippery.

We started off in Dublin, it was a long bus ride over. I unfortunately forgot to charge my batteries on my camera but used my phone instead. I dont think my phone takes very good photos though. Even though it was a long day on the bus I do feel the Cliffs were worth the trip. I do recommend checking this place out if you are in Ireland very much worth it. There is a lot of paths, but the time didnt allow to be able to walk it all. You can get some pretty neat photos if you are in the right spot wish my camera had worked.