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8 Available Tour Excursions in Liscannor
The Burren is one of Ireland’s most spectacular landscapes and the best way to explore it is by electric bike. Beat the hills and the headwinds, and pedal your way through this amazing region steeped in history on a self-guided tour; the electric bike will do most of the work while you enjoy spectacular views of the lunar landscape and the many historical sites; stop at Poulnabrone Dolmen, ancient ring forts and archaeological gems. You have from 3 to 8 hours to complete the tour in your own time, depending on the time you start your tour. Latest return time is 5.30pm.
Price: $78.10
Duration: 3-8 hours
Explore the unique story of The Burren, one of Ireland's most compelling landscapes, where creviced grey rock meets the wild Atlantic Ocean. The Exhibition introduces visitors to one of nature's most extraordinary phenomena, covering the geology, formation, fauna & array of flowers, where native species flourish alongside Arctic, Alpine & Mediterranean plants. It also covers the history of the Burren people, their monuments, archaeology & culture. Exclusive short film by naturalist, Éamon de Buitléar, splendidly presents the Burren Landscape while Digital Story Trails are available via QR code. Headphones must be worn - not provided. The Burren Exhibition offers "a wonderful introduction to what makes this UNESCO Global Geopark so special." The Burren Visitor Centre is a not-for-profit enterprise run by the community & is the licensed information point for North Clare offering bespoke advice on what to see, where to go, as well as directions, maps & discount vouchers.
Price: $12.01
Duration: 0-1 hours
You will cycle out into the wild Burren on electric bikes, see historical locations such as 10th century ring forts and a tomb from 3500BC, and experience the amazing flora and landscape of this protected region. You will cycle on small back roads with little or no traffic, seeing the parts of the Burren most visitors never see. We will stop for lunch or coffee, or simply chat to the local people, and of course, get plenty of fresh air. You will bike as much or as little as you wish, and if the weather is really bad, there is always a Plan B!
Price: $114.14
Duration: 4 hours
Explore the stunning landscapes of Ireland on a private tour to the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren. With a knowledgeable chauffeur at your side, discover the breathtaking views and rich history of this iconic region. This tour includes stops at Dunguaire Castle and Ailwee Cave, ensuring a comprehensive experience of Ireland's natural beauty. Relax in a luxury vehicle equipped with complimentary amenities, making your journey as comfortable as it is memorable. - Private chauffeur-driven tour tailored to your interests - Visit famous landmarks like Cliffs of Moher, Dunguaire Castle, and Ailwee Cave - Experience personalized insights from approved Failte Ireland Tour Guides - Enjoy a comfortable ride with amenities including air conditioning and Wi-Fi
Price: $690.84
Duration: 8 hours
This is a private tour of the scenic Burren Region. As it is a private tour you can tailor it to the length of time and locations you wish to visit. Sights include ruined churches, early Christian ring forts, a Dolmen or Portal Tomb from 3500 BC (before both Stonehenge and the Pyramids!), the iconic Burren limestone landscape, farmland and farm animals, wildflowers, and much more, you tell us what interests you and we will do our best to find it!
Price: $720.88
Duration: 3-4 hours
The Burren Visitor Centre is a not-for-profit community cooperative which has been run and managed by the people of the Burren for the last 50 years. This Experience: A Premium Guided Village Tour of Kilfenora, City of Crosses, and its ancient history, including a tour of Kilfenora Cathedral, St Fachnan’s Church, the High Crosses, and other notable sites of interest. Also included with this Experience is a ticket to the self-guided Burren Exhibition, Kilfenora Céilí Band Exhibition, the short film by naturalist Éamon de Buitléar on The Burren Landscape as well as access to the Centre's comprehensive Digital Story Trails via QR code (headphones must be worn and are not provided).
Price: $19.22
Duration: 1 hours
Our trip will be completely tailored to your preferences. Fun, informative & Memorable guaranteed !!
Price: $600.73
Duration: 7 hours
Your memories are priceless! What about a photoshoot to register your dream trip to Ireland in its most iconic location? The Cliffs of Moher are Ireland's number 1 tourist attraction, and rightfully so! The breathtaking views make a more than perfect scenery for a photoshoot. Attention: As this is an outdoor activity and the weather in Ireland can be highly unpredictable, it is very important that customers bear in mind that the weather may not be great during the chosen day upon their purchase, and this will not be a factor that justifies cancellation. *Entry to the Cliffs is included in the fee.
Price: $720.87
Duration: 2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: EUR
- Languages: English
- Climate: Temperate Oceanic
- Timezone: Europe/Dublin
- Population: Liscannor is a small coastal village with a population of approximately 200 residents.
- Best Time to Visit:
- Visa Requirements Citizens of the US, EU, and UK do not need a visa for short stays in Ireland. Visa-free entry is typically granted for tourism for up to 90 days. Visitors from other countries should check with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service for specific requirements. E-visa options are not generally available for Ireland; most travelers must apply in advance if a visa is required.
About Liscannor
Liscannor is a charming coastal village on the west coast of Ireland, renowned for its dramatic scenery, traditional Irish hospitality, and proximity to the iconic Cliffs of Moher. Nestled between the wild Atlantic Ocean and the rolling green hills of County Clare, Liscannor offers visitors a peaceful retreat with easy access to some of Ireland’s most breathtaking natural wonders. The village itself is a picture of old-world Ireland, with stone cottages, cozy pubs, and a friendly, welcoming community. Liscannor’s main appeal lies in its unspoiled beauty and authentic Irish experience—think fresh seafood, traditional music sessions, and stunning coastal walks. Visitors are drawn to Liscannor not just for the Cliffs of Moher, but for the chance to experience genuine Irish culture away from the crowds. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Liscannor provides a memorable base for exploring the wonders of the Burren and the Wild Atlantic Way.
Liscannor Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Western Ireland
- Duration Range: 2 to 10 hours
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: Visit between May and September for the best weather. Pack layers, as the coastal climate can be changeable. Bring waterproof clothing and sturdy walking shoes for exploring the cliffs and countryside. Respect local customs and engage with the community—locals are known for their friendliness. Use cash in smaller establishments, though cards are widely accepted. Stay on marked paths near the cliffs for safety. Book accommodations in advance during peak season.
Average Tour Price: $75
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $180
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
Cliffs of Moher: One of Ireland’s most famous natural landmarks, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic and the Aran Islands. Liscannor Stone: A historic standing stone located in the village, steeped in local legend. Liscannor Beach: A scenic sandy beach ideal for walking, swimming, and picnicking. O’Brien’s Tower: A 19th-century observation tower on the Cliffs of Moher, providing elevated views. Hags Head: A dramatic sea cliff formation south of the Cliffs of Moher, popular with hikers and photographers.
Popular Activities
Hiking along the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren Way. Surfing and swimming at Liscannor Beach. Exploring the unique geology and flora of the Burren. Enjoying traditional Irish music in local pubs. Taking boat tours to see the cliffs from the sea. Visiting nearby historic sites and ancient ruins. Birdwatching and wildlife spotting along the coast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Liscannor’s cuisine centers on fresh, locally sourced seafood, particularly Atlantic fish, oysters, and crab. Traditional Irish dishes like seafood chowder, bacon and cabbage, and soda bread are staples. Pubs and restaurants often feature live music and a warm, communal atmosphere. Must-try foods include fresh oysters, smoked salmon, and homemade brown bread. Notable dining spots include Vaughan’s Anchor Inn and The Cliffs of Moher Hotel Restaurant, both known for their seafood and Irish hospitality.
Getting Around
Liscannor is accessible by car via the N67 coastal road, about 15 minutes from Lahinch and 20 minutes from Ennis. Bus Éireann provides limited regional bus service. The nearest major airports are Shannon Airport (about 1 hour by car) and Dublin Airport (about 3.5 hours by car). Renting a car is recommended for flexibility, as public transport options are limited. Taxis and private tours are available for shorter trips. Walking and cycling are enjoyable ways to explore the village and nearby attractions.
Travel Tips
Visit between May and September for the best weather. Pack layers, as the coastal climate can be changeable. Bring waterproof clothing and sturdy walking shoes for exploring the cliffs and countryside. Respect local customs and engage with the community—locals are known for their friendliness. Use cash in smaller establishments, though cards are widely accepted. Stay on marked paths near the cliffs for safety. Book accommodations in advance during peak season.
Culture & Customs
Liscannor’s culture is deeply rooted in traditional Irish values, with a strong sense of community and pride in local heritage. Music, storytelling, and dance are integral to social life, especially in the village pubs. Visitors are encouraged to join in sessions and experience céilí dances. The Irish language is occasionally spoken, but English is predominant. Important local events include the Lahinch Seafood Festival and various music festivals. Politeness and a relaxed pace are appreciated; tipping is customary but not obligatory.
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