Cliffs of Moher & Doolin · Things to do

Open daily 8am–7pm. Book a timed slot online — it is substantially cheaper than the gate price — and the ticket covers parking, the visitor centre and the cliff path. Early morning and evening are far quieter than the 11am–3pm coach window.

A waymarked clifftop path linking Doolin to Hag's Head by way of the visitor centre, roughly 13km end to end and unfenced in places. Most people walk the Doolin-to-centre half and arrange a lift back. Check conditions first; it is exposed and shuts in high wind.

Sails from Doolin Pier: about 15 minutes to Inis Oírr, 25 to Inis Meáin, 35 to Inis Mór. A combined ticket lets you spend the day on an island and take the 50-minute Cliffs of Moher cruise on the way back, which shows the cliffs from sea level.

Free, with an information point in Corofin and a free hop-on shuttle to the Gortlecka trailhead running daily May to September, every 30 minutes between 9.30am and 4.45pm. The Mullaghmore loops take 2.5–3.5 hours over limestone pavement; the orange and white trails take under an hour.

A show cave at Craggycorradan East, five minutes from the village, built around a 7.3m stalactite. The tour drops 125 steps underground to a constant 11°C, so bring a layer, and booking online is sensible in summer.