Private County Clare Chauffeur Tour with Tickets

Dublin to Bunratty Castle will take 2hrs 40min approx. Bunratty is one of Ireland’s most famous and impressive medieval castles, located beside the River Ratty in County Clare, approximately 15 minutes from Shannon Airport. The present castle was built around 1425 by the MacNamara family, before later passing to the powerful O’Brien family. Its strategic position made Bunratty an important stronghold during the medieval period, particularly during the conflicts between Gaelic Irish families and the Anglo-Norman forces. The castle is a magnificent four-storey tower house, with thick stone walls, defensive features and large medieval halls. Inside, visitors can explore furnished rooms that recreate the atmosphere of a medieval Irish castle, including the Great Hall, private chambers and living quarters. Bunratty is also famous for its Bunratty Folk Park, which recreates a 19th-century Irish village and rural community.

Cliffs of Moher 1hr drive time from Bunratty The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland’s most spectacular natural attractions, rising dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean on the west coast of County Clare. Stretching for around 14 kilometres, the cliffs reach heights of over 200 metres and offer breathtaking views across the Atlantic, the Aran Islands and Galway Bay. A visit to the Cliffs of Moher combines stunning scenery, dramatic coastal landscapes and a wonderful opportunity to experience the wild beauty of the Irish west coast.

Doolin is a charming traditional village on Ireland’s west coast, famous for its traditional Irish music, welcoming pubs, and stunning Atlantic scenery. Located near the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren, Doolin is an ideal stop to experience authentic Irish culture, local hospitality, and the rugged beauty of County Clare.

The Burren, Co. Clare The Burren is a spectacular limestone landscape in County Clare, famous for its dramatic rocky pavements, rugged hills and unique wildflowers. Shaped over millions of years, its limestone terrain is filled with caves, underground rivers and ancient monuments. The Burren is also home to an extraordinary mix of Arctic, Alpine and Mediterranean plants, making it one of Ireland’s most unusual natural landscapes. Scattered throughout the region are ancient dolmens, ring forts, stone walls and historic sites, offering a fascinating glimpse into Ireland’s past. For visitors, the Burren provides a beautiful and peaceful contrast to the nearby Cliffs of Moher, with winding country roads, panoramic views and a truly distinctive Irish landscape.

Relax and unwind after your full day tour. Revisit the great picture memories on your phone that you made on this day as you travel back to Dublin