The Burren region is a walkers paradise. Our Cliffs, Castles & Coastlines package is an authentic experience like no other. Enjoy a memorable day out with local guide, Pat Sweeney, who has been guiding people on his “Cliffs of Moher adventure” for nearly 2 decades.
Dine locally and in the evening walk down to the local pubs and tap your feet to live traditional Irish music. Retreat back to the inn for a cosy night’s sleep, before waking up to a Big Burren breakfast each morning – fuel for a day of exploration.
The Burren region is a walkers paradise. Our Cliffs, Castles & Coastlines package is an authentic experience like no other. Enjoy a memorable day out with local guide, Pat Sweeney, who has been guiding people on his “Cliffs of Moher adventure” for nearly 2 decades.
Cliffs, Castles & Coastlines Package
A walking break where you’ll learn all about the Cliffs of Moher, Irish history and folklore and where to find the tastiest food and the best pint of Guinness in Doolin.
This package includes:
- A relaxing 2 night stay at Doolin Inn
- Gourmet Big Burren Breakfast each morning
- A 4 hour guided cliff walk with local guide, Pat Sweeney of Doolin Cliff Walks
- A 3 course evening meal in Anthony’s @ Doolin Inn on 1 evening
- Walk down to the local pubs and soak up a live music session into the night.
- Discounts on select local activities and attractions that we work with
By night, walk down to the local pubs and soak up the music sessions into the night. By day, visit caves, islands, and cliffs, or go on a Salmon Tasting and Brewery tour – we’ll give you special discounts for each of these experiences so that you can get the most value out of your trip.
From €253 per person sharing
Terms & Conditions apply
Upon booking this package, our team will contact the local guide to check availability and confirm your date. Should the specified date be unavailable, we will try to arrange your activity with another local guide or offer you an alternative date. The walking tour is weather dependent and will be judged on the day. If a walk cannot commence, you will be refunded for the walking tour element of the package. You will need a reasonable level of fitness for the walk. This package is not suitable for children under the age of 10. Walking tour cancellations are handled by the guide. Safety is paramount and therefore suitable walking/hiking shoes or boots should be worn on the tour. It is recommended to bring along some water and a snack, a rain jacket (just in case), sun cream and a hat (you never know) and a camera for the amazing scenery.
The walk is approx 4 hours long and begins at 10am, departing from the car park at Doolin Inn.
Temporary Trail Closures Update 24/09/24:
Some parts of the Cliffs of Moher trail are closed for maintenance work. The Northern Section (Doolin to Surfers Path) remains open, but walkers must turn back at Surfers Path when on a self-guided walk as walking on the road here can be dangerous. Guests who are on a guided walk with one of our partners should note that they may have an altered route due to the temporary closures.
Doolin Cliff Walk
Join Pat Sweeney on a guided walk along the sea cliffs from Doolin to the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre, for a unique experience of the breathtaking rural beauty of this part of the World. With the green fields of the local farmers on one side and the pounding waves of the Atlantic Ocean on the other, this spectacular walk, led by one of these local farmers is a must if you are visiting the west coast of Ireland along The Wild Atlantic Way. Pat is a local historian and walking enthusiast, an expert on local history and folklore and is passionate about the preservation of a rural lifestyle enjoyed by five generations of his family who have farmed in this area.
The walk takes approximately 4 hours along a gravel path and finishes at the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre where public transport is available for your return to Doolin. The walk is easy, always with the sound of the ocean in your ears, for approximately 8km along the coast and also crosses two sections of Pat’s farm along the way. Visitors will have the privilage of seeing the natural beauty of the area and hearing an interpretation of past and present life from the perspective of a guide who has an enthusiasm and passion for the locality.