Cliffs of Moher Tickets

Stand on the edge of Ireland and witness the sheer power of the Atlantic from 214 meters high.

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Welcome to one of Ireland's most beloved natural wonders. The Cliffs of Moher stretch for 14 kilometres along the rugged coast of County Clare, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Aran Islands, and the mountains of Connemara. Booking your ticket online guarantees entry and helps you save, especially if you plan to visit during quieter off-peak hours. For more tips, see our visitors guide and check the latest opening hours.

Ticket Prices Breakdown

    • Adult (Online): From €7. Prices vary by time slot, with morning (8am-11am) and evening (from 4pm) slots offering the best value.
    • Adult (Gate Price): €12. Booking online is always cheaper.
    • Senior (65+) / Student (13+): Reduced rates available online, typically from €6.
    • Children (Under 12): Free when accompanied by an adult (max 4 children per booking).
    • Family (2 Adults, 2 Children): From €14 online.

All tickets include parking, access to the Visitor Centre, O'Brien's Tower, and all viewing platforms.

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Why Book Your Tickets Here

The best way to plan your visit to the Cliffs of Moher.

Best Price Guaranteed

Booking online is significantly cheaper than paying at the gate. Secure the best rates by choosing an off-peak time slot.

Guaranteed Entry

The car park can fill up during peak season. An online ticket guarantees your admission and parking spot for your chosen time.

Flexible Booking

Plans can change with the Irish weather. Amend your booking time and date easily through your confirmation email.

Instant Mobile Tickets

Receive your tickets instantly via email. Simply show the QR code on your phone at the entrance – no printing required.

O'Brien's Tower: A Victorian Vision

At the highest point of the cliffs stands O'Brien's Tower, a round stone structure built in 1835 by local landlord Sir Cornelius O'Brien. A man ahead of his time, O'Brien believed in the power of tourism to lift the local economy. He built the tower as an observation point for the hundreds of Victorian tourists who were already flocking to see the dramatic coastline.

Today, your admission ticket includes access to the tower. From its rooftop viewing platform, on a clear day, you can see across to the Aran Islands in Galway Bay, the Twelve Pins and Maumturk mountains in Connemara, and south to Loop Head and the Dingle Peninsula in Kerry. It remains the best vantage point to appreciate the sheer scale and beauty of this iconic landscape.

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Booking in 3 Simple Steps

Secure your visit to the Cliffs of Moher in minutes.

1

Select Your Tickets

Choose your ticket type (Adult, Senior, Student, or Family) and select your preferred date and time. Remember, off-peak slots are cheaper!

2

Confirm and Pay

Enter your details and complete the secure payment. Your tickets will be sent to your email address instantly.

3

Arrive and Explore

Drive to the main car park opposite the visitor centre. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance cabin and enjoy your visit!

Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions about visiting the Cliffs of Moher, answered.

Do I have to book tickets in advance?
It is highly recommended. Booking online is cheaper than paying at the gate and guarantees your entry, as the car park can reach capacity during busy periods.
How long should I spend at the Cliffs of Moher?
Most visitors spend between 1.5 to 2 hours to walk the main pathways, visit O'Brien's Tower, and see the exhibition. If you plan on longer coastal walks, allow 3-4 hours. See our best time to visit guide for more tips.
What is included in the ticket price?
Your ticket includes admission to the Visitor Experience, including the exhibition and theatre, access to O'Brien's Tower, parking, and use of all facilities like WiFi and restrooms.
Are the Cliffs of Moher accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the Visitor Centre and the main 800m of pathways are fully wheelchair accessible. The site also offers a mobility vehicle for visitors who need assistance. For full details, please see our accessibility page.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are permitted on the grounds but must be kept on a leash at all times. They are not allowed inside the Visitor Centre building, except for assistance dogs. Read more on our rules page.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The Cliffs are a natural, wild attraction and are open in most weather conditions. In cases of extreme weather like high winds, access to some pathways may be restricted for safety. You can amend your booking time if the forecast is poor.
Is there food available?
Yes, the Visitor Centre has two cafés: the Cliffs View Café and the Puffin's Nest, offering a range of hot and cold food, drinks, and snacks. Learn more on our food and drinks page.
What are the opening hours?
Opening hours vary seasonally, with longer hours in the summer (8am-9pm) and shorter hours in winter (9am-5pm). Check the full schedule on our opening hours page before your visit.