The tour departs Dublin at 6:45 AM from Suffolk Street by the Molly Malone statue, beginning a full-day journey through Ireland’s dramatic west coast and Burren region. The morning features a visit to Aillwee Cave, where a guided 45-minute exploration reveals ancient underground chambers formed over 330 million years ago, offering a striking look beneath the limestone landscape. The experience continues with a Birds of Prey exhibition, where eagles, owls, vultures, and hawks are observed in free flight against the scenic Burren backdrop, combining education with a close encounter with wildlife.

After a lunch stop in Fanore village with views toward the Aran Islands, the journey proceeds to the Cliffs of Moher, where time is provided to explore O’Brien’s Tower and the visitor area while taking in sweeping Atlantic views from one of Ireland’s most iconic natural landmarks. The return journey brings guests back to Dublin at 8:00 PM, concluding a day of underground exploration, wildlife encounters, and coastal scenery.

Duration: 13 hours and 15 minutes