Explore Ireland's west coast highlights on a coach and rail day trip from Dublin to the wild Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and picturesque Galway Bay.
Highlights
- Full-day trip by train and coach from Dublin to Limerick, Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and Galway Bay
- Limerick city tour
- Bunratty Castle and Folk Village
- Lunch at Doolin Pub
- Cliffs of Moher on the wild Atlantic coast
- The Burren's lunar landscape
- Scenic drive along the shores of Galway Bay
- Hosted train travel
- Information pack
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Limerick, Cliffs of Moher, Burren and Galway Bay Rail Tour from Dublin
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Galway BayView of Galway Bay in the backgroundPhoto by: SaraGUSA, 12 2010 -
DSC02733My group at the Cliffs!Photo by: Chase R10 2010 -
DSC02725Outside of O'conners pub.Photo by: Chase R10 2010 -
Jake at Cliffs Of Moher - May ...As you can see, we had a beautiful clear day at the Cliffs. This is my son, Jake. We were in Ireland celebrating his ...Photo by: Layne BUSA, 05 2009 -
Cliffs of MoherCliffs of MoherPhoto by: Michael LUSA, 03 2009 -
Cliffs of MoherWe had such a good time at the Cliffs of Moher!Photo by: Betsy BUSA, 02 2008 -
Cliffs of MoherThis shows how windy it really was!Photo by: Betsy BUSA, 02 2008 -
Cliffs of MoherGive me more of the Cliffs of Moher.Photo by: Betsy BUSA, 02 2008 -
Cliffs of MoherO'Connell photo from the trip - the view was well worth the trip! A site to see!Photo by: Dennis OUSA, 10 2007 -
Cliffs of Moher!Cliffs of Moher.Photo by: KathleenUSA, 04 2013 -
IMG_2290Photo by: KathleenUSA, 04 2013 -
Burrenthe BurrenPhoto by: Randi S11 2012 -
The BurrenThe Burren was once the ocean floor - it's also the only place in the world where Artic, Mediterranean, and Alpine ...Photo by: Christine07 2012 -
Cliffs of Moher - what they ...This is a photo inside the visitor center, and what the Cliffs should look like from our previous photo. :(Photo by: Christine07 2012 -
Cliffs of Moher - what we sawThis is what we actually saw when we arrived at the Cliffs of Moher - the fog was so dense!Photo by: Christine07 2012 -
Ireland 2012 176The Cliffs of MoherPhoto by: James D03 2012 -
Quick Stop on Cliffs of Moher ...The clouds are rolling in, the air is fresh, and the view was incredible! Behind me is a cliff and I am walking atop a ...Photo by: Roseann H03 2012 -
Buratty CastleThe Castle tour was very interesting--take the narrow winding stairway up to top for a great view.Photo by: William GUSA, 08 2011 -
Galway BayBeautiful Galway Bay stop after visiting Bunratty Castle, Cliffs of Moher and the Burren.Photo by: William GUSA, 08 2011 -
Galway Bay family photoA lifelong wish to visit Ireland. Photo stop at Galway Bay.Photo by: William GUSA, 08 2011 -
Useful Information
The Burren, Clare
Departing from Dublin Heuston Station, you'll catch a train to Limerick (breakfast service available onboard), where you'll enjoy a short tour of the treaty city, the setting for Frank McCourt’s best-selling memoir Angela's Ashes.
The tour then heads north to Bunratty Castle and Folk Village. After a lunch stop at the Doolin Pub, it's on to the majestic Cliffs of Moher on the wild Atlantic coast.
You'll then enter the unique lunar landscape of the Burren, rounding Black Head before heading along the shores of Galway Bay to Galway, where you will join the Dublin-bound train (dinner service available onboard), arriving at Dublin Heuston Station at 9:45pm.
The tour then heads north to Bunratty Castle and Folk Village. After a lunch stop at the Doolin Pub, it's on to the majestic Cliffs of Moher on the wild Atlantic coast.
You'll then enter the unique lunar landscape of the Burren, rounding Black Head before heading along the shores of Galway Bay to Galway, where you will join the Dublin-bound train (dinner service available onboard), arriving at Dublin Heuston Station at 9:45pm.
Recent Reviews of this Tour
Reviewed by Randi S, May 2013
This day tour was absolutely fantastic! Ross was our tour guide and was an excellent guide about pointing out little details around dublin on our way out of the city. We also saw (and kissed) the Blarney Stone in under a half hour. I would definitely recommend this tour if you want to see part of the country side and have very little time. The stop in Cork was excellent as well.
Reviewed by ROBERT F, Australia, May 2013
The day is a long one, but a very good day. The guide is very helpful and knowledgable. We recommend this tour.
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