Cliffs of Moher, Liscannor

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#1 of 199 in Nature in Ireland

Lookout · Geologic Formation

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Leaning out over the ocean, Cliffs of Moher represent the rugged side of coastal Ireland. The imposing cliffs rise more than 200 m (700 ft) above the Atlantic and consist mainly of shale and sandstone. More than 30,000 birds live on this rocky part of the coastline, and nearly 1 million people come to visit each year. Begin your adventure at the visitor center, featuring exhibits about the natural and historical significance of these cliffs. To observe puffins and hawks nesting in this area, bring binoculars and hike along a well-posted trail to the highest point of the cliffs, where you'll find a historical tower built in 1835. It can get windy and cold here, so dress appropriately. Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to Cliffs of Moher by using our Liscannor driving holiday planner.

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By steveJ263IE

Spectacular views, a bit pricey for what it is. The last time we visited, some 20 odd years ago, this attraction was free. There is now a visitors centre, which is okay, but hardly out of this...

Spectacular views, a bit pricey for what it is. The last time we visited, some 20 odd years ago, this attraction was free. There is now a visitors centre, which is okay, but hardly out of this... more »
By Redsionnach

We visited the Cliffs of Moher on a Saturday and we didn’t want to go into the visitor centre but you can’t park without paying €12 per adult (€24) to park and see the cliffs. This is absolutely...

We visited the Cliffs of Moher on a Saturday and we didn’t want to go into the visitor centre but you can’t park without paying €12 per adult (€24) to park and see the cliffs. This is absolutely... more »

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By Joyce Coelho

Lovely! Such a great view. This place is huge, you can take long walks. I really recommend. You can see it was a film set of some productions.

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By Christina Lu

We came here on a sunny day!! Though when we left Dublin it was raining, when we got to the cliffs the sky was clear. Got very lucky with the weather and beautiful visibility. The views are stunning and you get to walk all along the trail/coast. The have restrooms and a rest stop/cafe in the beginning. Wait to let the crowds from busses pass you or a lull to get photos without people in it.

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