Well what a trip. 3 hrs from Dublin gets you to this fascinating landscape in Ireland. I was a bit…read moreconfused by the 6 euro per person charge for the car park though considering that the sign states they take no responsibility for damage to items or cars and then give u a ticket to the museum which u can just walk into and no one asks for your ticket ? Besides that though the cliffs are a wondrous sight to behold fascinating and empowers the power of the sea and its landscape. They are not closed off to pedestrians and u can literally sit on the ledges and view them. We had a nice calm day and bring comfy shoes that u dont mind getting dirty . One thing i would say is avoid eating in the cliff side restaurant as its hugely over priced 13.50 for a bowl of stew 2.50 for a small bottle of coke. The museum isnt that intresting seems very out dated. The cinema viewing area looks like something ud see on an old playstation1 . Go for the sights but leave to eat .

Came here through a tour that leaves from Dublin. It is a MUST when visiting Ireland. Beautiful…read moreviews and excellent opportunities to take pictures. The area itself may require a fee, but since I went with a tour bus, our ticket was included. There is a visitors center that has many cool souvenirs cliffs related and Ireland related. They also have restrooms for public use that are unisex, but there are plenty. The weather is ALWAYS changing, so you are just going to have to risk it making it out when the rain stops. I was lucky enough to go on a day that had some rain, but when I got there it got sunny for us for most of the time we were there. There is a tower that allows people to get a nice view, but it was not open the day that I went. I'm not sure if their hours are listed. I did hear from our tour guide that when it is open it's a couple Euro to climb and enjoy taking pics.

Inis Oírr & Cliffs of Moher Cruise Combo is worth the price and a great time. It was a calm day at…read moresea so we saw everything very clear and got to see everything up close. The boats are heated inside and have a bathroom. The crew was helpful and funny and it was a fun cruise. I just wish they sold beverages/snacks on board but it was not a big deal.

I would not recommend taking any of the ferries from the Doolin pier to the Aran islands. 1) There…read moreis no way to know which ferry to take as there is no signage. We paid for passage to Inish Mor but were herded from line to line and taken to wrong island. 2) When we asked the crew about getting to the other island they were unconcerned and advised us to make sure we were back at the pier early in order to get back to Doolin. 3) When we arrived to the pier to return there were mobs of people, no signage, and no information. There were probably 300 people waiting for return ferry but there was no way of knowing what ferry to board or if other ferries would come as there were mind of people and not enough ferries. 4) Extremely unsafe environment as mobs of people trying to push into tiny gangway with nothing but a gap between pier and boot to fall into and be crushed between boat and pier.

This was a great experience and I would have given it a 5 if the directions had been clearer to us…read moreon WHERE we caught the ferry... we didn't realize it but there are 2 separate docking areas ... we waited at what we thought was the correct one, only To realize Once the boat came in that we were in the wrong place. We were with an older person using a cane which made it a little more difficult to get around. however - once on board the trip was fantastic... the crew was extremely knowledgeable, the view unbelievable! Tips... you might get wet sitting outside. If you wait until you arrive at the Cliffs and he will open the forward hatch and you have a great view of the cliffs from the front of the boat

I picked Doolin 2 Aran Ferries for my cruise of the Cliffs of Moher. Overall I thought they did a…read morereally good job. The cruise lasts about an hour, and takes you over pretty close to the famous cliffs. The day I went, the weather was beautiful, so I got some fantastic views of the cliffs and all of the birds that nest there. It was really breathtaking and I recommend it. The price is pretty reasonable (€15 for the cliffs cruise) and I really like that they don't spend a lot of time yapping over the loudspeaker. They just boat you out there, you take a bunch of pictures and enjoy the views, and then they boat back. I do wish the cruise was a little longer and went a bit further down the cliffs. But its definitely worth your time if you're in the Doolin area. 4 1/2 stars.

It took me a good five minutes to realize that we were moving-it was that smooth! I was with 42 of…read moremy newest friends on a tour bus and we were ferried from one end of the water to another. We never got off the bus, just sat quietly for the 20-or-so minute ride and then we were there! I did see that there are restrooms and even a snack counter if you did want to get out of your car and explore. But the ride is quick, so I think most people just turned up their music or took a little nap and let the ferry do it's thing.

Super efficient and easy!!!…read more The que to line up us well marked. You can pay once you load OR buy tutu ticket online and save 10%- they just scan it once loaded. There is a little snack shop before yuy get on. It's about a 25 minute ride - there are bathrooms. You can go up top with bench seats or stand during the crossing.

Went for a tour of a local island with this company last summer, and had a great time!…read more The tour guide was able to give us loads of information on the history and heritage of the island, seal spotting was included and then we were brought to a spot where we could swim and jump off the rocks into the water and just have fun in the sun, a great family day out for all, adults and children alike. I will note that kayaking can be quite a tiring activity, especially if you are younger or abit smaller in build (such as myself) it can be tough to paddle against the current, however the instructor/tour guide keeps a close eye on everyone and provides encouragement along the way, and it is worth it once you get to land and can enjoy the beauty that Ireland has to offer. We were exceptionally lucky, the day we kayaked was sunny (a rare occasion indeed!), but seeing as you are already getting wet from being in the sea I can imagine it would matter too much if there was a small shower or too throughout the day! The tour took a good couple of hours, including the kayak in and out to the island and back to the mainland, so I recommend bringing supplies with you (including a picnic of sorts, suncream, sunglasses, water and sensible shoes are a must!). Also be wary, parts of the tour can be quite overgrown, as this island is uninhabited, so while shorts may be needed for nice weather, longer, lightweight trousers may be a good idea to pack! The tour guide was friendly and positive throughout, another bonus, and I would highly recommend to anyone looking to do something a little more active and outside of the box.

This was one of my favorite activities in Doolin. A great way to experience the beauty of Ireland…read more If you like adventure, this is for you. Guides are great at reading the weather - and you can tell they love what they do.

Nice tour. Got to learn a little history and see the cliffs. Crew was friendly. They let you walk…read morearound for photos. Wear a raincoat that's long because seats are wet!

what a surprising ride. Took the ferry to Inis Orr, then toured the cliffs on the way back. amazing.read more

Stayed here for a couple of days during the summer 2011. It is a very big site with some nice…read morewalks. The toilet block was very clean and the site was kept very well. The only thing i did not like about the site it is in a forest and where the caravans are you can not get the sun because of the trees but i did notice there is a big open field for tents down the back were there is plenty of sun. The person in reception when we arrived made us feel very welcome and i would pay the site a visit again and out of the few sites we were at they were the only ones who gave the reduction in price for the new vat rate for tourists.

They're doing up the station at the moment and it's starting to look a lot better compared to what…read moreit looked like before. Great to get to Cork or any other place you want to get to, but the price of tickets to Dublin can be quite expensive

It's small, but clean and efficient!…read more Tickets to Dublin a little too expensive, though.