Cliffs of Moher and Galway 

Join us for a full day of adventure, stories, and stunning views as we explore two of Ireland’s most iconic destinations: the awe-inspiring Cliffs of Moher and the vibrant, bohemian city of Galway.

 

Whether you're drawn by the natural wonders, rich history, or a bit of Irish craic, this tour offers an unforgettable taste of the west coast—no stress, just good company and breathtaking scenery.

 

Daily Tour Departure Schedule 04/07

🕘 1st Rest/Comfort Stop

  • Departure Time: 9:05 am

🏞️ Cliffs of Moher

  •  Boarding: 12:35

  • Departure Time: 12:50

🏙️ Galway

  • Boarding: 16:25

  • Departure Time: 16:40

🛑 2nd Rest Stop

  • Departure Time: 

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Cliffs of Moher

A journey through Ireland’s wild beauty.

Towering above the Atlantic on Ireland’s wild west coast, the Cliffs of Moher are a must-see natural wonder. With stunning views, rich history, and rare wildlife, they capture the raw beauty and spirit of Ireland in one unforgettable stop.

The Burren

Step into one of Ireland’s most extraordinary landscapes — The Burren, where ancient stone meets rare beauty. Stretching across the Atlantic edge of County Clare, this breathtaking region is a living mosaic of limestone pavements, wildflowers, and prehistoric monuments. Whether you're drawn by its rich biodiversity, captivating history, or surreal geology, the Burren offers a journey through time and nature unlike anywhere else in the world.

Galway 

Ireland’s Cultural Heart on the Wild Atlantic Way

Colorful, creative, and full of character — Galway City captures the soul of the West of Ireland like nowhere else. From its medieval streets and Latin Quarter charm to its vibrant festivals, street performers, and Atlantic views, Galway is a place where tradition and modern energy meet.

Stroll the cobbled lanes, sip coffee by the Spanish Arch, or catch live music spilling from cozy pubs. Whether you're here for the history, the arts, the seafood, or the seaside sunsets — Galway will stay with you long after you leave.

👋 Meet your Guide

My journey began in Johannesburg, South Africa—but by the time I was nearly two, my family had relocated to the Republic of Benin in West Africa. What was meant to be an 18-month stay turned into a 20-year chapter, as my parents continue their work serving the community through nonprofit radio and medical initiatives. Growing up in that environment gave me a deep appreciation for diversity, storytelling, and the power of human connection across cultures.

I spent four formative years at Rift Valley Academy, an international boarding school in Kenya, before traveling to Ireland for what was supposed to be a short visit with family. Then the world paused—COVID hit—and Ireland became home. Five years on, I’m still here, and I’ve come to love the rhythm, richness, and wild beauty of this country.

As a tour guide, I draw on a lifetime of cross-cultural experience to help others feel at home wherever they are. Whether we're exploring Ireland’s ancient landscapes or sharing local stories, I aim to create experiences that are personal, meaningful, and unforgettable.

📍 Based In:

Dublin, Ireland — but the road is my office!

Is there a tipping culture in Ireland?

💶 A Note on Tipping

In Ireland, tipping is appreciated as a gesture of thanks for excellent service, especially in hospitality and tourism. While it's never obligatory, it's customary to tip when you feel someone has gone above and beyond to make your experience special. Many visitors choose to show their appreciation with a gratuity at the end of a memorable tour. Your kind gesture goes a long way!

Will we be making stops along the way?

🛑 Will We Be Making Stops Along the Way?

Yes, we’ve planned a few key stops to keep the journey comfortable and enjoyable. There will be a rest/comfort break on the way down to the Cliffs of Moher. After exploring the cliffs, we’ll travel directly to Galway without any stops in between. On the return journey to Dublin, we’ll make one final rest stop to stretch our legs and grab refreshments.

Bathrooms, when and where are they accessible?

🚻 Bathrooms – When and Where Are They Accessible?

Bathroom facilities are available at all scheduled stops. You’ll have access during the first rest/comfort break, again at the Cliffs of Moher, and later in Galway city. There will also be a final rest stop on the return journey to Dublin. We recommend using the facilities at each stop, as there are no onboard toilets.

Where are the best places at the Cliffs of Moher for pictures?

📸 Where Are the Best Places at the Cliffs of Moher for Pictures?

Some of the best photo spots are just a short walk from the visitor centre. Head left toward O’Brien’s Tower for iconic views of the cliffs stretching southward. For a more dramatic angle, go right toward the north platform—this area often has fewer crowds and stunning ocean backdrops. Both sides offer incredible photo opportunities, so give yourself time to explore in both directions!

Why can't we make a stop along the Burren?

🌿 Why Can’t We Make a Stop Along the Burren?

Although the Burren is a remarkable area, unscheduled stops there are not permitted due to safety, legal, and insurance regulations. To ensure the safety of all passengers and stay compliant with national transport laws and our insurance policy, we are only able to stop at designated, approved locations. Many parts of the Burren lack proper parking, pedestrian access, or safe stopping zones for large vehicles.  You’ll still enjoy scenic views of the Burren from the coach as we travel through the region.

What is there to do in Galway?

🏙️ What Is There to Do in Galway?

Most of Galway’s charm is packed into the Latin Quarter and the surrounding streets, making it easy to explore on foot. You can browse local shops and artisan boutiques, enjoy a meal or a pint in one of the area’s many lively pubs and cafés, and take in the sounds of street performers and traditional Irish music. Don’t miss a stroll to the nearby Spanish Arch and riverside walk, perfect for photos and people-watching. This historic part of town offers a great mix of culture, food, and atmosphere—all within a short walk.

Where is the drop off point in Dublin?

📍 Where Is the Drop-Off Point in Dublin?

The drop-off point is on D’Olier Street, just after crossing O’Connell Bridge in the city centre. It’s also just a short walk from Trinity College, making it a convenient spot to continue your journey.

'fantastic day trip! The views are amazing! Truely an unforgettable day filled with memories to last a lifetime... Daniel the tour guide and the driver were very informative and attentive to every detail! Thanks so much!'

- Gus, New York

Views were amazing. Incredibly good commentary from the tour guide Daniel and the bus driver Sarah was very friendly to us as well.

Daniel gave us so many tips for places to explore, knew so much about the history, and went above and beyond to make sure we had an enjoyable experience!

- Dylan G

'Our day trip was a wonderful experience. Driver (Stephen) and guide (Daniel) managed an entirely full bus capably, explaining the timeline for the entire day. Daniel later admitted he had only been doing this for a short period of time. We were impressed. I have done many day tours, and this young man knows his history. He's an asset to the company. Stephen is an extremely capable driver, friendly and fun. A great day!'

- Cheryl Ogle

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