Excursion aux falaises de Moher au départ de Cork, incluant le château de Bunratty
Quittez Cork et profitez d'un trajet panoramique à travers la magnifique vallée dorée de Cork, la Golden Vale, jusqu'à la ville historique de Limerick. Cette ville est le cadre du livre et film à succès « Les cendres d'Angela », et est également le berceau de l'équipe Munster Rugby. Admirez le château du roi Jean et le fleuve Shannon avant de poursuivre jusqu'à la côte ouest de l'Irlande, en passant par le comté de Clare.
Falaises de MoherPassez 1 heure et demie aux falaises de Moher - l'une des plus grandes attractions naturelles du monde. Ces falaises font 1/3 de la taille de l'Empire State Building et abritent de grandes populations de macareux et de fous de Bassan. Vous pourrez profiter d'une randonnée ou d'une promenade tranquille, tout en observant avec stupéfaction cette beauté géologique et naturelle. Les falaises de Moher offrent également des boutiques et des restaurants, proposant une abondance d'en-cas et de souvenirs. Les frais d'accès des visiteurs aux falaises sont inclus dans le prix de l'excursion vous permettant d'économiser 6 EUR. Vous recevrez également un billet gratuit pour l'exposition Atlantic Edge Exhibition qui étudie tous les aspects des impressionnantes falaises de Moher.
DoolinQuittez les falaises de Moher pour un arrêt à Doolin, un charmant village où vous souhaiterez peut-être profiter d'un déjeuner dans un pub traditionnel irlandais (facultatif), comme un potage aux fruits de mer accompagné d'une pinte de bière locale Doolineer (facultatif). En chemin, vous admirerez de superbes vues sur la côte Atlantique et les îles d'Aran.
Le BurrenQuittez Doolin et visitez l'une des surfaces en calcaire les plus insolites qui soient : le Burren, un paysage lunaire exceptionnel datant de 300 millions d'années avec des caractéristiques uniques telles que des lacs souterrains et des cascades. Si c'est la bonne saison, vous pouvez voir l'un des 26 types différents d'orchidées qui poussent ici sur la magnifique baie de Galway. Parcourez cette surface sauvage et comprenez ce que Neil Armstrong a ressenti lorsqu'il a mis le pied sur la lune en août 1969. L'excursion se poursuit sur une route côtière le long de la baie de Galway.
Arrêt photo au château de BunrattyArrêtez-vous au château de Bunratty pour un arrêt photo et la possibilité de prendre un café et de vous rafraîchir. Vous pourrez facilement imaginer les chevaliers normands, les guerriers gaéliques et les chefs se livrant à des joutes dans ce vénérable endroit.
Retour à CorkQuittez le château de Bunratty pour un agréable trajet de retour à Cork, en passant par les collines ondulantes de la « Golden Vale ». Vous arriverez dans la ville de Cork aux environs de 18:00 captivé et fasciné par une superbe journée sur la Wild Atlantic Way.
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- Driver/guide
- Live commentary on board
- Admission into the Cliffs of Moher
- Entry/Admission - Cliffs of Moher
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Entry/Admission - Bunratty Castle and Folk Park
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Infant seats available
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Most travelers can participate
- Collapsible wheelchairs can be held under the coach and are the responsibility of the passenger
- Alert us at the time of booking and we will have a bootser/baby seat waiting on board.
We had a great time. The view is absolutely beautiful and it is definitely something that needs to be seen.
While the trip was nice and the landmarks were gorgeous, the length was way too short. It is advertised on Tripadvisor (where I booked as 13 hrs and on the Paddywagon site it said arrive at 6pm), but we were back in Cork just before 4pm. We skipped one stop sicne it was going to add time, and the whole trip felt rushed. It seemed like we didn't' stay long enough at each place and would have like to get my money's worth.
We went to Cliffs of Moher with Paddywagon. The tour operator is well organized and everything went well, but you need more time to enjoy the landscape. They gave us one hour and a half for the cliffs, 15 minutes for the baby cliff and 30 minutes for the castle. In the last stop we went to the bathroom ( as they recommended) and there was line, so then we had only 10 minutes to see the castle. I think they have to reorganize the tour in order for us to have more time to enjoy the cliffs, because stop for short periods it doesn`t make sense!
nice trip, nice driver/guide, interesting stories, we enjoyed everything depite the bad weather. thank you
The tour was amazing. The guide was very good with very nice sense of humor. Amazing places and views! I recommend this tour and will repeat it in future.
Stunning views and our bus driver was a very friendly guy.
Had bad weather at the cliffs unfortunately but definitely something that is likely to happen in such a rainy area. Our tour guide was blah at best. He didn't really offer any useful commentary, seemed uninterested, and was very tangential in the commentary he did offer. Part of tolerating sitting on a bus for hours and hours is hearing some local history and stories. Also, Bunratty castle is really a 10 min photo stop, you don't go inside.
Tour bus was comfortable and Mike was funny, lively. But we were told to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than 7:30 am. We came at 7 am, freezing in the cold. Bus arrived at 7:35 am and left at 7:50 with no apologies. Viator should have their office open so we could have waited there. NOT happy!!!
Such a beautiful place- good amount of time spent at the cliffs and at the smaller cliffs. Wish we had an extra hour to explore more
We took the day trip with Michael from Paddywagon and it was honestly one of the best day trips we have ever had. Michael is a remarkably entertaining driver and filled a fairly long journey with stories, jokes, songs beware!, and just made it a fabulous and fun day. We'll never forget it. I also didn't realize we were going to The Burren and Dingle....the tour is surprisingly well organized and well thought out. Felt like we saw a lot in one day, but it was also quite relaxing and beautiful. Didn't hurt that we had stunning weather but even if you have a rainy day, Michael will make it worth your while.