クレアの天然記念物・トップ20

Best visited in the afternoon to take advantage of the better sunshine. Be careful, however, as the cliff edge can be very dangerous on rainy or windy days. These black cliffs, composed of layers of sandstone and moss-covered slate where thousands of birds nest, are among Ireland's most spectacular natural sites. Their dizzying height (approximately 200 meters at the top, near the tower, and over 8 kilometers long) makes you feel so small that you forget the presence of other tourists, even though they are numerous.

The soil of the karst landscape is impressive.

easily accessible impressive burial site

Admission was collected at the parking lot in June 2025. Nothing was checked during our visit. The entrance building was not in use.

Breathtaking cliffs and a very beautiful area

There is something truly magical about the Cliffs of Moher. On the stretch between Doolin and Liscannor, the road rises dramatically while the ocean rages far below you and the cliffs fall impressively into the depths. Even if you are on a road bike, it is worth stopping and walking for a short while to really appreciate the dimensions of this landscape. But even from the saddle you have a great view of this fascinating scenery. The fresh sea breeze and the thunder of the waves underline the wild beauty of this coast. Even though it is often well visited, the cliffs are an absolute must on your tour, and not just as a photo opportunity.

Beautiful area there in 'The Burren' - the 'Poulnabrone Dolmen' is right in the middle of it. I was lucky enough to experience a sunset here and a sunrise (I stayed nearby...)

arrive early; then there are still good parking spaces