The cliffs themselves
Walk the cliff-edge paths and take in the full drop of the Atlantic below — a place to linger rather than rush.
Cliffs of Moher & The Burren
County Clare's most celebrated coastline meets a lunar limestone landscape just inland. Sheer cliffs, Atlantic spray and a strange, beautiful karst make this one of Ireland's most distinctive corners — and it sits close to where Mike is based in Clonlara.
Possible highlights
A few places that often shape a day here — each one an idea to talk through, not a guaranteed stop.
The Burren's limestone
A vast, cracked limestone pavement dotted with rare flowers and ancient tombs — otherworldly and quiet.
Coastal villages
Small fishing harbours and stone villages where the day slows down over a bowl of seafood.
Poulnabrone & ancient sites
A Neolithic portal tomb standing in open country, one of the Burren's best-known relics.
A closer look
A few more scenes from Cliffs of Moher & The Burren to help picture the journey — each one an idea to talk through, not a fixed stop.
Shaped to you, not a set route.
These are starting points, not a fixed route. Mike can shape the day around how much walking you'd like, the weather, and what else you hope to see in Clare.
Every itinerary is arranged individually. Ask Mike about the places you'd like to explore, your travel dates and your preferred pace.
Other experiences to consider
Enquire about this experience.
Tell Mike what draws you to Cliffs of Moher & The Burren and he'll help shape the rest — the route, the pace and the practical details.