Travel To Ireland

What are your favourite Cliffs to explore while visiting the beautiful island of Ireland. . The Top 3 Cliffs from my own experience are the Following.

No.1 Sliabh Liag cliffs in Donegal. The Tallest accessible sea cliffs in Ireland. The people at the main tourist office will allow you to drive up to the top if you have mobility issues.

No 2. The Kerry Cliffs which are approximately 300 feet taller than the Cliffs of moher in CO Clare. The people tgat run are also very nice amd will allow you drive to the top if you have mobility issues.

Kilkee Cliffs. Known as the Baby Cliffs in Co. Clare. Easily accessed and free to explore.

The Cliffs of moher in CO Clare. The most famous Cliffs in Ireland and the most visited. They are also very helpful there at helping people who may have limited mobility. They will bring you up to view the Cliffs on a golf cart. The negative about the Cliffs of moher at the moment you cannot hike all the way along it at the moment.

Also the entrance fee of €15.00 per person is extremely expensive.

My 5th favourite is the beautiful Cliffs along the Causeway coastal route in Northern Ireland. Especially the stunning views from The Carrick A reed rope. These are not accessible for people with mobility issues but are stunning non the less. Some of my photographs attached from each place Hope you enjoy. Discover Ireland Tourism Ireland Wild Atlantic Way Love Ireland Discover Boyne Valley

Hello all. Just to make anyone aware of a new travel visa that has come into effect when travelling to Northern Ireland. It is called the ETA. It has been brought in since early January so if you are travelling over the border from the Republic to Northern Ireland and are spending some time in the North you will need this Trave Visa. Here Is a Blog we have put together on our website www.customirishtours.com with a link to the Visa. The price of the visa for people from the USA 🇺🇸 is around €15.00 dollars. There is no physical border between The North and the Republic of Ireland but you may be asked to provide the visa when checking into a Hotel or at a tourist site.

Link to our Blog to explain it.

https://www.customirishtours.com/the-new-uk-eta-and-what-it-means-for-your-irish-adventure/

I hope it helps.

Best wishes

Derek Smith

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