Cliffs of Moher, Historic Limerick City & Ennis Day Tour From Dublin

Carol_T

Sep 2026

This is a trip that you should not miss! Our guide, Padraic, was charming and provided information on the history and culture of Ireland. The Cliffs of Moher are breathtaking! We also saw smaller towns and stopped in Galway to shop and dine. Our driver, PJ, was a skilled driver who negotiated many tight spots successfully. Quite a day trip!

Heather_L

Sep 2026

It was a wonderful tour! Our tour guide was wonderful however, and this is a VERY big however. JP the driver of the bus kept falling asleep at the wheel!!! I was in the first row of the bus and watched him close his eyes at least 5 times. I had to signal to another passenger to get our tour guide from the back of the bus to come up and keep him awake. The roads were windy and we were going at a fast speed. I’ve never been so scared in my life. My husband and I felt like we couldn’t take our eyes off of him. When he fell asleep his head would roll to the side and it would wake him up. TERRIFIED doesn’t even describe how we felt. I was generous in giving a four star. If I could rate the driver alone it would be a one. I will think before I schedule with wildrover tours.

Kata M

Sep 2026

After my fantastic Cliffs of Moher, Wild Atlantic Way & Galway tour the day before (which I’ve also reviewed here on Viator), I followed my previous guide Eve’s recommendation and spontaneously booked the Belfast, Dunluce Castle & Giant's Causeway – Northern Ireland Day Trip for the very next day. And I'm so glad I did! Just like the day before, I arrived a little early. I was travelling solo and managed to get a window seat, definitely worth it on this route! The buses are clean and comfortable, even for a full day on the road. A quick note for international travellers: Northern Ireland is part of the UK, so check the current entry requirements for your nationality. I had a slight moment of panic because I'd booked less than 24 hours beforehand and hadn't thought about this! I applied for the required UK travel authorisation online and luckily received it within hours. However, there was no border check during our journey. Now to the actual tour: I've done quite a few organised day trips, but in terms of route and scenery, this was by far the best one I've ever done. Everything was clearly explained from the beginning, and David (the one with the ukulele) was fantastic. He entertained us on the way to Belfast with stories, information, humour and music, making the drive feel like part of the experience rather than simply the time between stops. In Belfast, you can choose between the Titanic Experience and the Black Taxi Tour. Based on my previous guide's recommendation, I chose the Black Taxi Tour and cannot recommend it enough. If you're interested in history and enjoy asking questions, do it! It gave me a much deeper understanding of Belfast, the Troubles and the complex and painful history of Ireland and Northern Ireland. A special thank you to Sean, our Black Taxi guide, who did an amazing job explaining a history that can be difficult to grasp when you've only read about it. After Belfast, we continued towards Dunluce Castle, where Ireland showed us its more mysterious side: foggy, dramatic and almost eerie. Even with the mist, we had plenty of opportunities for beautiful photos, and it made the ruins feel even more atmospheric. Then came my absolute highlight of my entire trip to Ireland: Giant's Causeway and the Causeway Coastal landscape. One thing I quickly learned is that Irish weather can completely change within ten minutes. Apart from our foggy stop at Dunluce Castle, the weather gods were definitely on our side, and the coastal views were simply breathtaking. My recommendation at Giant's Causeway: take the upper route first and walk towards the Amphitheatre, then make your way down towards the UNESCO World Heritage basalt columns. You get the spectacular coastal views from above before experiencing the Causeway itself from below. If you don't want to walk all the way back uphill, there's a shuttle bus for a small fee that takes you back towards the meeting point. Don't be intimidated by the walk. Sturdy shoes are a good idea, but you don't need to be an experienced or particularly fit hiker. Take your time and soak it all in. There are also options to grab a snack or eat at the restaurant. For me, this was some of the most spectacular scenery I saw in Ireland. Photos honestly don't do it justice. A huge thank you to David and Paolo for making such a long day so enjoyable, for the stories, music and entertainment, and of course to Paolo for getting us safely and comfortably through an incredible amount of countryside and back to Dublin. Unfortunately, my time in Ireland was over after this tour. Otherwise, after two fantastic experiences in a row, I genuinely would have booked a third one. Wonderful service, wonderful people and an absolutely unforgettable day. Thank you, Wild Rover Tours 🇮🇪☘️