go to the town Doolin and then take a boat that goes to the cliff . You'll see real wild nature, also you'll see puffins , razorbills and guillemots!

You can walk the edge or take a ferry to see the beautiful Cliffs ! Be warned, the waters can get choppy so make sure you have your sea legs!

Amazing. Cluffs to the left offer better views and a longer hike but so worth it. Came in April and the wind was blowing up to 75 mph so be prepared

Just behind the official overpriced parking you'll see another P sign. Follow it (10 minutes drive) and park at the farm for just €2/car! Then walk to cliffs . You will enjoy the view without tourists

Check the wind and rain before going, it might screw up your visit. Otherwise, a great view for €6, including free Wi-Fi, a lovely cafeteria , and a virtual tour to the cliffs .

Stay in Doolin and do the whole Costal Walk down to Liscannor. It's a difficult hike but totally worth it. In 2013 part of the hike between the Visitor Center and Doolin cut through a cow pasture.

Well , friends ?! If you want to walk in both directions from the central parking lot , then back and forth the entire trail you will take 15 kilometers and about 5 hours (with little rest stops)!

8km of tall and steep cliffs facing the rough seas of the Atlantic. The rocks are home to many species of seabirds such as puffin and kiitiwakes.

Amazing sites! A must see! Dress for the weather. The wind was freezing even tho the temp was 60°F. I wish I had a hat and scarf . Mud and puddles on the path. Worth every minute!

Beautiful & worth the hike to see the views at different angles! Wear good, comfortable hiking boots that you won't mind getting muddy & a jacket for the wind .

Absolutely fantastic and breathtaking, one of the most scenic and impressive views i have ever witnessed in all my travels

Another breathtakingly beautiful place. Visit, and walk north past all the large crowds (go through the gate onto the "dangerous" path. It's worth it.

Just amazing, it will take your breath away. Bring a wind breaker! It certainly windy . Wind coming from the Atlantic directly, fresh as it can be

Besides it taking you breath away just think of the sheer height of it. See it, love it, take a million pictures and remember the day you gasped at it’s vastness and beauty.

Very inspiring place. A little bit crowded but with visitors but you can go beyound marked roots and enjouy nature. Visitor center has cafe . Road from Cork is very narrow in some areas.

Beautiful view , lots of wind , pack a poncho for a rainy day! Can climb to the top of the tower for 2£ (1£) for children ????

Rather touristy , but great scenery!

If in Ireland, this place is a must visit. It's very windy up there. Wear rain boots even if not raining. Try to go on a clear day for a better view .

Beautiful but unfortunately it’s a tourist trap. Tip: if you’re taking a selfie, beware of the edge. Worrying that I was about to witness the death of tourists distracted from the beauty.

You're At The Edge Of The Atlantic Ocean Where Heaven Meets The Horizon. Close Your Eyes & Listen To The Ocean Break Against The Cliffs , It's A ♥ Whole New World ♥ Experience!!

Incredible views of the cliffs just south of the visitor center, you'll see signs about a walking path , only €5 to park and no other admission price.

Go left and walk over the wall for the best views and photo ops. Puffins are only there from march to July :(

The view is amazing . When you go to the cliffs you will feel you live in a fairytale

Do the hikes around the place, they are very fun and go on for about 5 miles in either direction. You need a binocular to see the puffins

Small pockets of sunshine. Very cold in winter- dress warm Breathtaking views and worth the drive

More than words can say for the adorable views . You need to experience by yourself!

You don’t have to park & pay but we did. You can opt to walk the nature trails from Doolin. The cliffs are majestic!

If you're not a fan of camping on cliffs , make sure to visit the Visitor Centre after your Cliffs of Moher tour for a unique experience. Read more

Worth getting to the top because the view is one of a kind! Tip for the winter: bundle yourself up and tie your hair.

Stoning view . Seat on the ground and enjoy the silence and the view . Something you definitely have to do in Ireland.

Harry and Dumbledore enter a cave in the Cliffs of Moher in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) on a quest to find Voldemort's second horcrux.

Dont fall down on a windy day :) cliffs are amazing. One of the best views when its sunny. Must do in ireland

Sunrise is a great time to go if you don't need the facilities - low crowds and just gorgeous view

Ireland's Machu Picchu- a must for all visitor to Ireland. And right I'm the middle of The Wild Atlantic Way

Film - HP6 - The cave which contained one of Tom Marvolo "Lord Voldemort" Riddle's Horcruxes that was later stolen by Regulus Arcturus Black. Harry and Dumbledore came here as well

Stunning and you can spend hours, just take care of strong winds and wear a head cap

One of the most beautiful places in the world, full of peace . Every single person in this universe should be there once.

Very windy , hang on to your hats! Fantastic views all around.

A must-see, just avoid the rolling fog or you'll miss the beauty of it all

Great views on a good day, bring your good lenses, a warm coat and hood and your hair brush- it can get very windy ! Exhibit inside also good!

Breathtakingly lovely place. get there early if you want to walk all the cliffs and were hiking shoes .

Take a raincoat. Umbrella wont save you.

This place is beautiful even on a rainy day, you won’t regret coming here!

Keep to the main tourist area if you don't like watching people getting close to the edge where there aren't any barriers.

Absolutely Breathtaking Views ! Must See Place in Ireland - Edge of the Atlantic Ocean

Come for sunset and make it a clear day, if possible. Go up to the right of the castle , as far as you can inch, for great pics along the cliff at sundown.

The cliffs consist mainly of beds of Namurian shale and sandstone. One can see 300 million year old river channels cutting through the base of the cliffs .

Must do it in Ireland. One of the most beautiful places in the island .

Bring WARM clothes and rain gear. The weather changes every few minutes.

Amazing view ! If you have a short time there, go to the left side, the view is incredible.