Shannon Airport to Galway via Cliffs of Moher
Cliffs of Moher from Shannon en-route to Galway
Shannon Airport to Galway with a sightseeing stop at the Cliffs of Moher
Turn your transfer from Shannon Airport to Galway into a memorable sightseeing adventure! Combine convenience and exploration with a private transfer that includes a visit to the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher.
This experience is perfect for travelers heading to their accommodation in Galway City or any other destination in Ireland. Enjoy the freedom to explore one of Ireland’s most iconic natural wonders at your own pace, with plenty of time to take in the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and rugged cliffs.
Travel in comfort and style in a private, luxury vehicle, and let your professional chauffeur ensure a smooth, hassle-free journey from start to finish.
Make your arrival in Ireland truly unforgettable with this unique blend of transfer and sightseeing!
The combination allows you to visit one of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions, The Cliffs of Moher.
We will be driving along the Wild Atlantic Way, which leads to the magnificent Cliffs of Moher. The Cliffs of Moher is one of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions. This natural wonder is a must-visit for anyone visiting the country, as it has been featured in movies such as “Harry Potter” and “The Princess Bride”.
Upon arrival at the Cliffs of the Moher, you can see the Atlantic Ocean from various viewpoints. You can spend around two hours exploring the area. The interactive experience centre at the site features a large screen that shows videos of the underwater caves and birds-eye views from the cliffs.
Next, we will pass through Doolin, and Lisdoonvarna, known for its annual matchmaking festival. We will then visit the Dunguaire Castle and Kinvara, which are both located in the southeast section of Galway Bay. This castle was built in 1520 and is named after King Guaire, who was the ruler of Connacht at that time. It is one of the area’s most photographed structures.
Dunguaire Castle has been used as a location for a few movies. “Guns in the Heather” (1969), featuring Kurt Russel, in which the castle was passed off as the Boyne Castle. “Flight of the Doves” (1971), by Ralph Nelson, and also the Scottish castle home of the main character in the 1979 film “North Sea Hijack”The entrance fee for admission is not included.
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