easy
8 hours
Suitable for travelers with general mobility; minimal walking skills required for short cliffside trails.
Take a full-day journey from Dingle across Conor Pass to the Cliffs of Moher and beyond, embracing the Wild Atlantic Way’s stunning geologic and cultural highlights. This tour reveals Ireland’s coastal grandeur with expert local guides from Begley’s Tours Dingle.
For all ages! • Up to 8 hours • Choose your pick up point
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour journey from Dingle, traversing Ireland's highest mountain pass, the Conor Pass. Experience breathtaking views of Brandon Bay and the Cliffs of Moher, explore vibrant towns, and witness the unique landscape of the Burren. This tour promises stunning scenery and rich cultural experiences along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Duration: approx 8 hours
The tour starts in the morning at a time that suits you. Departing from Dingle we head north over Ireland's highest driveable mountain pass named "The Conor Pass". You will see views of Brandon Bay, Seven Hogs(Maharees Islands), Tralee Bay and on a clear day as far as Loop Head in County Clare. We will then drive through the town of Tralee heading north on the Wild Atlantic Way. Amongst the things you will see on the journey are the Bog Ponds of North Kerry followed by the Town of Listowel, the birth place of Irish writer John B Keane on to the Tarbert-Kilimer Car Ferry. Crossing the river Shannon estuary, the largest river in Ireland, we land in County Clare for our drive to the Cliffs of Moher. En route to the Cliffs we will pass through many colourful villages and towns. At the cliffs you can take in a view of 10 miles of the spectacular Clare coastline, and the Aran Islands. Then en route to Galway you will see the little village of Doolin, we then continue through the Burren, a vast cracked pavement of glacial era limestone. Then onwards across North Clare to the City of the Tribes, Galway. ENJOY THE CLIFF.
Conor Pass Lahinch Cliffs of Moher The Burren Dunguaire Castle Galway City
Please select your pick up point below.
At your accomodation or preferred pick up point.
The route spans coastal and mountainous zones where weather can change rapidly, so pack waterproofs and warm layers.
Capture sweeping vistas at Conor Pass and the Cliffs of Moher that demand broad perspectives for full effect.
While mostly seated on the tour, short walks at the Cliffs require sturdy footwear over rocky terrain.
Food and drinks are not included; plan to bring snacks or purchase locally in towns en route.
The tour passes through Listowel, birthplace of famed Irish playwright John B. Keane, and crosses the Shannon Estuary, a historically significant maritime route.
The Burren is a designated UNESCO Global Geopark with ongoing efforts to protect its rare flora and unique karst formations from environmental degradation.
Essential for staying dry during sudden coastal and mountain showers.
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Needed for navigating rocky paths at Cliffs of Moher and Burren.
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Helps capture expansive vistas and dramatic coastal scenery.
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Useful for carrying snacks, extra layers, and water on the tour.
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