CLIFFS OF MOHER 2 - €89,90

County Clare, located on the western coast of Ireland, is home to the iconic Cliffs of Moher. These majestic cliffs, reaching heights of 702 feet, define the rugged coastline of County Clare. Beyond the cliffs, the county boasts a rich tapestry of traditional culture, lively towns, and captivating landscapes, making it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic Irish experience.

Barack Obama Plaza

This vibrant plaza celebrates the deep connections between Ireland and the United States. Visitors can explore an exhibition that highlights Obama’s Irish ancestry, his presidency, and the enduring friendship between the two nations.

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Bunratty Castle
(ticket not included)

Explore the iconic Bunratty Castle,
a beautifully restored 15th-century fortress in County Clare. Wander through medieval halls, experience traditional banquets, and immerse yourself in Ireland’s rich history and heritage.

Cliffs of Moher
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The Cliffs of Moher, Ireland’s natural wonder, rise dramatically over 200 meters above the Atlantic Ocean. These iconic cliffs, offer awe-inspiring views of Ireland’s rugged coastline. Exploring the cliffs, you’ll discover nature’s grandeur, well maintained paths, and a visitor center sharing their natural history.

The Burren "Baby Cliffs"

The Burren, a captivating landscape in Ireland, unfolds like a natural mosaic of limestone pavements, ancient rock formations, and diverse flora. Its unique terrain creates an otherworldly atmosphere, where rugged beauty and delicate ecosystems coexist.

Dunguaire Castle
(ticket not included)

Dunguaire Castle, located on the shores of Galway Bay, is a well-preserved medieval fortress with a rich history. This 16th-century tower house boasts striking architecture. The castle's 23 meters tower and its defensive wall have been restored, and the grounds are open to tourists during the summer.

Galway City

Located on Ireland’s west coast, Galway City blends rich traditions with a lively contemporary atmosphere. Its cobbled streets resonate with street musicians’ melodies, while its pubs are hubs of laughter and storytelling. The city offers stunning views of Galway Bay, historic landmarks like the Spanish Arch, and a thriving arts scene.