• Cliffs of Moher - As one of Ireland’s premier visitor destinations, the Cliffs of Moher majestically rise above the rugged coastline of west County Clare. Since the early 19th century, their raw beauty has enchanted visitors, establishing them as one of Ireland’s earliest and most popular tourist attractions. Local legends suggest that these cliffs are inhabited by mystical beings and creatures. The journey to this attraction will take 90 minutes, with an additional 90 minutes spent exploring the site.
• Ballyvaughan - Nestled on the North Clare coast, the charming village of Ballyvaughan offers stunning views of the picturesque Galway Bay.
• Doolin - Doolin is a quintessential Irish village, small and delightful, with welcoming locals. It’s an essential stop for travelers along the Wild Atlantic Way, perfect for a lunch break and a stroll after visiting the Cliffs. Following this, there will be a 90-minute drive back to the hotel.
• Dunguaire Castle’s Medieval Banquet - A brief photo opportunity at Dunguaire Castle (Dún Guaire), a 16th-century, 75-foot (23 m) tower house located on the southeastern shore of Galway Bay in County Galway, near Kinvara (also spelled Kinvarra).
• Flaggy Shore - Another chance for photos, Flaggy Shore stretches from the village of New Quay to Finvarra Point and is one of the northernmost parts of County Clare. Enjoy the views of Galway Bay and the mountains that shape the rugged landscape.
• Hazel Mountain Chocolates - OPTION 1 - An optional visit to an authentic Irish craft chocolate factory. This factory uses simple, sustainable, and ethically sourced ingredients, and is Ireland’s only bean-to-bar chocolate factory.
• Lisdoonvarna - A photo stop outside the renowned Matchmaker Bar, the site of the famous annual Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival.
• Corkscrew Hill - A brief stop to admire the viewpoint near the top of Corkscrew Hill, offering a view of a natural amphitheater sculpted by ancient ice sheets. These ice sheets left behind a fertile valley bordered by Aillwee Mountain to the East, Cappanwalla Mountain to the West, and opening onto Galway Bay to the North.
• Burren Perfumery - OPTION 2 - The Burren Perfumery is a small enterprise located in the heart of the Burren, creating cosmetics and perfumes inspired by the surrounding landscape. All products are handmade on-site in small batches.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Complimentary infant seat upon request

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Discover the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, the charming village of Doolin, the historic Dunguaire Castle, the unique landscape of The Burren, the picturesque Ballyvaughan, the scenic Flaggy Shore, and the lively Lisdoonvarna. Enhance your experience by choosing an additional stop at either the Hazel Mountain Chocolate Factory or The Burren Perfumery. This private tour accommodates up to four people in your group, departing at your convenience from your Galway accommodation. The operator will pick you up at your preferred time and location, allowing for stops at any point of interest along the way. Whether it’s a well-known site or a newfound favorite, the goal is to ensure a delightful experience for every traveler. The tour is designed for 1 to 4 people, traveling in a modern saloon vehicle equipped with air conditioning. Enjoy the journey solo or with a small group of up to four. Complimentary bottled water and Irish snacks are provided for your comfort. Pick-up is available from 8 am to 1 pm from your hotel or accommodation, with a return approximately six hours later.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.