• Barack Obama Plaza Visitor Centre - The first stop on this tour is the renowned Barack Obama Plaza. This location is perfect for a short break, where you can grab a quick bite and some snacks for the road!

However, this plaza is celebrated as the finest service station in all of Ireland. We are not just bringing you to a plaza; we are bringing you to the plaza.

Built in honor of former US President Barack Obama, whose ancestor hailed from the nearby town of Moneygall.

Recently, a new addition was made to the plaza when it was visited by famous talk show host and writer Conan O’Brien, who had the unique honor of having a new air pump named after him.

Visit the Conan O’Brien Air Pump, enjoy some breakfast, and take a picture with a statue of the former president and his first lady before hopping back on the bus to continue our journey to the West of Ireland.

• Ennistymon - Upon departing Barack Obama Plaza, the coach will drive past the ancient cities of Limerick and Ennis, and briefly travel underneath the widest and longest river in all of Ireland, the majestic River Shannon. Shortly after the Shannon, we will pass by Bunratty Castle and begin to traverse the winding roads of County Clare, home of the Cliffs of Moher.

Ennistymon is a must-visit for anyone taking a coach tour to the Cliffs of Moher, as it is home to the infamous ‘Kissing Corner of Ennistymon,’ known across the west of Ireland for the difficulty some drivers have navigating one of the tightest turns on the entire island! With our drivers, however, you will see what true professionals can do as they sail right through, no matter the conditions.

Make sure to hold your breath and don’t forget to applaud your driver when they navigate this turn towards adventure.

• Cliffs of Moher - At the Cliffs of Moher, you will have the opportunity to stand on the edge of the world. Rising to a height of 214 meters (702 feet) at their highest point and stretching along the coast for miles in either direction, the views here are nothing short of spectacular.

You will gaze out across the Atlantic Ocean, and if you watch carefully, you will see an abundance of wildlife that fills the air, land, and ocean around you.

Species of whales can be seen breaching the surface, as well as the famous Basking Shark. Some of these animals are seasonal, but regardless of the season, there is plenty of life at the Cliffs, from Puffins to Porpoises!

Carved out of the landscape over 300 million years ago, you can see the remains of rivers that once flowed out to sea in this era, high up in the cliff face—a story written in stone of a world long since changed and reshaped by time and tide.

The Cliffs of Moher are a breathtaking spectacle not easily forgotten.

• Wild Atlantic Way - Departing the Cliffs begins our journey along the Wild Atlantic Way proper. We will be traveling along the middle section of the Wild Atlantic Way, a road that runs from the north of Ireland to the very south along the western coastline. It is one of the longest continuous coastal roads in the world! We are going to drive right through the middle of it, all the way to Galway, through some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in all of Ireland.

There is so much to see on this drive you won’t believe it until you experience it! From the flowers of the Burren to the abandoned homes left idle since the Great Famine. You will hear and see more than just a few tales, tunes, and thrills as the coach works its way down along the coastline that leads into Galway Bay and eventually to the great city of Galway.

• The Burren National Park - The enchanting Burren National Park covers 1,500 hectares and offers mesmerizing landscapes with unique karst rocks for stunning photos. Witness sweeping vistas of the Aran Islands and Twelve Bens mountain range. The park’s ecological diversity is astonishing, with Mediterranean, Arctic, and Alpine plants coexisting in harmony, showcasing nature’s adaptability.

With 75% of Ireland’s native flora, it’s a treasure for botanical enthusiasts and boasts intriguing ancient monuments, megalithic tombs, fairy forts, and iconic Celtic crosses, reflecting Ireland’s captivating folklore and cultural legacy.

Explore nature, history, and photography in this extraordinary place that promises an awe-inspiring experience, leaving an indelible imprint on you.

• Dunguaire Castle - Shortly after crossing into County Galway, we will do a drive-by of the 16th-century Dunguaire Castle, situated on the edge of the village of Kinvarra. It is one of the most intact castles of its kind in this part of Ireland. It has seen everything from the legends of St. Colman of Kilmacduagh to Walt Disney’s movie production company.

Sitting right by the waterside beyond the village of Kinvarra, Dunguaire Castle holds significant importance in the history of literature in Ireland, having been used by notable Irish writers from W.B. Yeats to J.M. Synge.

This castle is one of the few with its exterior wall still intact. You may even catch a glimpse of a traditional Galway Hooker in the old fishing harbor, waiting to be taken out along Galway Bay to catch some of the fish you may enjoy in Galway City!

• Galway - Galway is known as Ireland’s Cultural Capital and is one of the ancient parts of Ireland, having seen human habitation for a long period of time. From its beginnings with small family groups of the Claddagh Fisher-Kings to the rise of the most powerful merchant families in Irish history, there is a richness of history and culture to be found here.

With the arrival of the Normans, Galway began to become ‘The City of the Tribes,’ which it still is to this very day and will welcome you with open arms as it has with people from all over the world for centuries. You will struggle to find a more vibrant and lively city on the entire island.

Try some of the world-famous seafood while enjoying a pint and taking in some traditional Irish music.

Go for a wander, find yourself somewhere in the busy places of Galway, and if not there, then try the quiet places which await your discovery around every corner.

This is the ideal tour if you wish to end in Galway and still get some sightseeing done.

• Extended stay in Galway City of at least 1.5 to 2 hrs
• Modern air-conditioned coach with free Wi-Fi
• Experience the unique landscape of The Burren
• Admission to the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience is included in the price! Minimum stay of 2 Hrs
• Travel through parts of the famous Wild Atlantic Way
• Enjoy a dedicated tour guide, indulging in Irish folklore, music, history, and endless fun
• Free downloadable app and audio guide of the Cliffs of Moher - Ask your guide

• Food and drinks (We recommend bringing a packed lunch)
• We DO stop in the morning at a roadside service station where you can get some last minute items
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Embark on a journey to the heart of Ireland’s west coast with our Cliffs of Moher & Galway tour, starting from Dublin. The trip sets off with a unique 15-minute stopover at Barack Obama Plaza, echoing the significant imprint of Irish-American heritage. We journey through the picturesque towns of Ennistymon and Lahinch, teasing the excitement for the Cliffs of Moher – a spectacular natural landmark where two hours are allocated for your complete enjoyment and exploration, inclusive of exclusive access to the visitor centre. Our trip pauses for a while at the mystical Burren, a spot for finding unusual plant life and admiring its alien-like terrain. As we navigate sections of the Wild Atlantic Way, we pass the quaint village of Kinvara with an external view of the scenic Dunguaire Castle. Our adventure ends in the city of Galway, where you are given a couple of hours to absorb the local Irish ambience. Our knowledgeable guides will keep you engaged with fascinating bits of stories and history throughout the tour. Opt for our Cliffs of Moher Tour to witness unforgettable landscapes, experience cultural nuances, and recall treasured moments. Join us to feel the true spirit of Ireland’s West!

• Not recommended for small children. If your child is used to long bus tours (up to 2 hours between stops, up to 13 hours for the day) and walking, please book a seat per child and bring your own child seat.
• Galway is planned as the last stop before returning to Dublin, but this is not guaranteed as the itinerary may change depending on traffic and weather conditions.
• For travelers wishing to stay in Galway, this is a great option! Just check with your guide in the morning, and you are welcome to bring your luggage along.
• The bus will not wait for late passengers, even if they call ahead. Please be punctual.
• If passengers are intoxicated at any stage of the tour they will not be allowed on/back on the bus.
• The pick up point is in the City Centre so there is no parking available for passengers to leave their cars for the entire day.
• Use the bathroom prior to coming to the pick up point. (There is a bathroom on the coaches but not recommended to be used while travelling)
• Bring a packed lunch and also wear comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes as well as a rainproof jacket.

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