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!

My family of 10 went on the Doolin Ferry to go on the Aran Islands tour. It was a gorgeous day. It…read morewas a simple ride to the islands and we loved every second of it. Great little sight seeing adventure.

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.

I'm so happy to see that the Cliff Walks have a Yelp page!!!…read more We booked in to the Doolin Farmhouse BNB specifically for the walking Cliffs of Moher tour with Pat. This hike is absolutely amazing. Weather permitting, you hike about 7 miles, and it takes 3-3 1/2 hours...it is worth every minute. It can be rough in spots with steep inclines, and walking near the edge, but Pat is a wonderful guide who helps everyone to stay safe. He talks a lot about the local area, growing up with the Cliffs basically in his back yard...its just incredible. You get some of the most spectacular views that you won't get at The Cliffs of Moher Experience.

Cliffs of Moher the way it should be done!!!. Get away from the tourists and walk up the coastline…read morewith a dead set legend. Pat is passionate about this land and everything about it. One of the best tours I have ever been involved in. Bloody cheap too. I can not describe how good this was. Keep it up Pat!

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.

Great spot for camping but boy do they pack the tents in. They say there's a quiet time and no hen…read moreor stag dos allowed but the 2 nights we stayed there it was very loud, although many do take themselves off to the pub, it's after that it's noisy. Staff were very friendly tho, helped us out with a spare tent. Would love to go back but when it's not tourist season.

I absolutely loved my stay at Aran Islands Camping & Glamping. The pods were absolutely amazing!…read moreThey had great beds, amazing bathroom, Shower and a great kitchen. The Staff were all very professional, friendly and genuinely cared about their guests. This establishment rates five stars and more. I ended up staying an extra night due to having such an amazing experience. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States for over thirty years and served with the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great camping site from all my Travels and Life Experiences. The site has great tumble dryers and washing machines. If you are looking looking for an amazing place to stay on the Aran Island I highly recommend Aran Islands Camping &Glamping. You won't be disappointed!

A really nice place to explore the Burrens from. The hosts are lovely people and the rooms are nice…read moreand clean. The staff are very helpful as well. The breakfast was just ok and nothing to write home about. A few mins walk from Doolin with great views of the ocean and Aran islands this is a place I will happily come back to.

Just don't!!! Instead take a walk to enjoy the view. This…read moreplace is so dated and smells bad. Not sure where the other people stayed but we definitely didn't see any hospitality. The lady at the front desk while not offensive Was lacklustre and unhelpful. The room was large but that is the only thing positive I can say about it. No restaurant and not even a coffee maker or kettle in the room. Shame on you frommers for recommending this spot

When we visited the island and hung out for a while we found this cute place for lunch. It was…read moreperfect since they had pizza and it was exactly what my son wanted. I noticed they also had soups and just your usual finger foods. The vibe was perfect on this day of island travel. The pizza was good. The beer was good. What more could you ask for?

Food was amazing . Music was a bonus . Cozy atmosphere .The staff were friendly and welcoming .read more

Was met by Bean "the Irish Setter" and the owner Marian. From the get go was a very warm and…read morewelcoming environment. The accommodation was clean and comfy. Walking distance to the local pubs. Restaurant portion was closed for now they are moving to a better location near by. But still offers excellent breakfast. Will highly recommend.

Excellent dining experience. We came here on a arecommendation from the host of our B&B. The food…read morewas excellent (I had duck, she had scallops), the service was friendly, and the atmosphere offered an intimate setting with few tables and a view of the local pastures.