My husband and I walked a portion of the Cliffs of Moher cliff walk starting at the Hags Head entrance. We followed directions on Google Maps and parked at a local farm for 5 euros. The owner was very friendly. There are toilets available and refreshments for sale. It was a short scenic walk up a farm track to the entrance. We had a great experience! It was a beautiful day. We enjoyed the views along the coast and over the water. We were able to take our time and take plenty of photos. There were other people there but it did not seem crowded.

we're really glad to have seen this iconic Irish spot. Weather was what I imagined the weather in west Ireland to be like...rainy, windy, overcast. The Visitor's Center here was crowded because people weren't really hanging out at the cliffs. Not really sure I understood their film.

Well I guess the Cliffs of Mohar in County Clare, Ireland, are one of, if not the main tourist attractions. So do not be surprised if it is full of tourists. I arrived, driving from Killarney, at lunch time on a Saturday and the place was swamped with tourists. There is not an Irish accent to be found amongst the lot. I cost me 12 Euros to park the car and then I walked to the cliffs without anyone checking my ticket, so I suppose they are free to enter. The cliffs are very good, with walkways running along the edge. The walkways at the top are narrow, and they get clogged with tourists. It is a must see when in Ireland, but try not to go on a weekend and get there early. It was very windy when I was there. Also there is only one small toilet area and the queue for the ladies was extensive - use the men’s, many did whilst I was there. There are food and souvenir shops too.

Another great trip to the cliffs of Moher - we got the most amazing sunny day for our walk. A very busy car park when we arrived so would advise to arrive early in the morning or later in the evening as midday seemed very busy event in September. The walk is beautiful but you need to be mindful of the uneven surface and not a great location for young children. Magnificent views. A lovely gift shop and visitor's centre with a restaurant upstairs. Would highly recommend a visit.

Save yourself a lot of money and drive past the Cliffs when coming from Doolin and turn to the right when you see Cliff Walk parking sign. It’s a farm and pay the lady 5 euros to park your car and then walk up to the Cliffs. Less people and spectacular view. We walked 20-30 minutes up and then same back down. Well groomed gravel trail with some steps over fences. If you get to the Rock shop you’ve gone to far turn around and it’s on your left. Take that road and follow sign to Cliff Walk signs. It’s the other end from the tourist spot.

This sensational attraction has an immense range of parking as well as a pedestrian footpath from the car park to the cliffs area. The cliffs go on for a long time and the walk is fairly challenging especially in areas where you have to walk in single file. Also there is a state-of-the-art museum with amazing artefacts!

The Cliffs of Moher are considered a must-do when in Ireland and it's easy to see why. The views are absolutely stunning. However, visiting in August is quite busy and crowded so it does take away the grandeur of the experience a bit. I'm glad we visited, but beware if you are allergic to crowds!

We visited the Cliffs on a wild windy rainy Autumn day. Not the best day but somehow the weather added to the wild coast experience. It was very busy, there were a lot of tour buses there. We walked to the high point and took a lot of photos, splendid views. Went up into O’Briens tower for a look from higher up . They only let about 15 people up there at a time so you may have to wait a short while especially if the weather is nice , if rough like the day we were there people don’t stay up there too long . The visitors centre is good, you can eat in there, plenty of information to read , there is a little theatre area where you can view a short video about the Cliffs . It is only silent, it would have been better if it had someone telling you about the Cliffs . Overall a good experience and a must place to visit if you can

This is probably the number 1 "can't miss" place when it comes to visiting Ireland. And everyone will tell you that, too. We were so lucky on the day we visited, because it was sunny and beautiful. It was a great day to walk up the multiple paths (and it is a LOT of walking), and we got some amazing pictures. But what they say is true: the weather on that coast can change very quickly....and it did. We spent about 2 hours there, and by the time we were walking back down the trails towards the visitor center, the south end of the cliffs was starting to be shrouded in mist and clouds. I'm sure there are many times when tourists go there and see very little of the cliffs. But we were very lucky, and saw everything. Take the chance and go no matter what the weather. It's an amazing natural wonder.

Absolutely stunning and worth every penny. If you don't like the crowds they quickly disappear if you're prepared to hike for a while. You can park for free in other places but your entry fee helps keep the area and walkways clean and safe.