Cliff of Moher Ireland

Cliff of Moher Ireland

When you head to the Cliffs of Moher, you're here for one of two things: the amazing height of the cliffs and the stunning views from the top. The 750ft (214m) high striped stone extends south with its long fingers into County Cork and Kerry, and from O'Brien Tower those with a keen eye can even spot the Aran Islands to the north. 

When the surf fills the fresh air of the Wild Atlantic Way, it's hard not to feel like you're braving the sea from the prow of a majestic boat. To make the most of the magic, there's nothing like a windswept hike on a cliff whose edge rises slightly like waves rolling endlessly below. Try the Doolin Cliff Walk: it takes you on a full off the beaten path all the way to the informative visitor centre, nestled into the hillside like a hobbit house. 

At the heart of Co Clare's Wild Atlantic Way is the stunning Cliffs of Moher. Stretching into the mist along the North Clare coast, the Cliffs of Moher are breathtakingly beautiful. She sank into the turbulent Atlantic Ocean and is a famous seabird paradise. 

The waves lapping below, seabirds circling overhead, and trails meander along cliff edges between villages, with photo opportunities along the way. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way on Ireland's west coast, the Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's most outstanding coastal features. They slowly climb to over 700 feet (213 meters) from the village of Doolin and offer some of the most stunning scenery in Ireland. 

Cliff of Moher - Republic of Ireland

They have become one of Ireland's top tourist attractions and a must-see for many Irish tourists. Marvel at the panoramic views of the majestic cliffs. Feel the fresh ocean air along the cliff path. Walk along some of Ireland's most exciting coastal scenery.