It is extremely crowded but I'm glad I went once at least. We went all the way down the right side…read morepath to the end because I wanted to try to get some photos of the Aran Islands and that side was quite crowded and a bit narrow especially around the stairs. It was also windy enough that it was pushing us along at a light jog/trot at a couple points. No joke. I had suggested that my mom remove her hearing aid for our walk and that was probably a good idea. Remove your hats, sunglasses etc and tuck them away safely. Tie back long hair. Great views on a clear day though. Go early and hope for good skies.

Views here great. But wow it does seem like a money grab for people traveling in families. The…read moreprice is per person unlike the National Parks in the US charging by the car. So a car of adults could become VERY VERY EXPENSIVE! With all the hiking trails closed and the amount of places you could hike to (cant even goto the southern viewpoint), it definitely is not worth the price. I ended up doing the hike from Doolin (8 miles round trip to Pats View) trudging through tons of mud and rain and not only is the view better, you dont have those stone barriers blocking the view. Park in Doolin early and do the hike from there. Note there are so many closures to the trail as of 11/2025 makes the 15EUR not worth. But I came early before they started charging. They don't kick you out if you are already in there as well.

Visited this place in the middle of January with a friend and the 2 of us comprised the entire tour…read moregroup. The tour guide was easily the most knowledgeable guide we encountered during our trip and really made the experience come alive. He also had quite a few tips for other places in the country to check out. Really cool place for anyone with an interest in pre-Christian Ireland, I plan to return when it's not the dead of winter and I can actually go in the cave.

a hidden gem for anyone actually looking for Irish history. the Cave of the Cats is in Dave's back…read moreyard, buy some bog oak from him.

A Visitor Farm for families, school tours, summer camps and all types of groups. Visitors get feed…read moreto hand feed the quiet animals, lots of unusual and different varieties. Children get a ride on the barrel train, and a trip on the Tullyboy Express. They have fun looking for goodies hidden in the straw dive, there is a playground and sometimes pony rides are available all for the cost of €6 per child. The farm is open 7 days a week from May to end Aug. It has special events at Easter, Halloween and has a fabulous Christmas Experience.

From the owner: The visitor pet farm is closed for family business…read more We are only open for adult group visits for Culchie Craic event. min 10 people

It is free and gives a nice background to the area flora and fauna…read more There is a nice walk and the views are great on a nice day. Note the cafe is worth a stop of its own.

We came here hoping to do some good hiking, but didn't quite find it…read more The major hikes were too wet for us to do. There were some hikes along the greenway, but we decided to bike the greenway instead. We ended up just doing the short walk at the visitor's center and the coastal walk. Both were very scenic and we enjoyed the views. Both were easy and about 1-2 km long. I think it's worth stopping here, we just only spent a couple hours exploring.

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Helen was the most amazing driver. She knew how to avoid traffic delays and got us everywhere on…read moretime. She manoeuvred the coach better than any driver I have seen. One step backing up into a coach spot! Lovely. Personable lady.