Photo Stop: Adare is one of Ireland’s most picturesque and historic villages, often referred to as Ireland’s “prettiest village.” Known for its charming thatched cottages, medieval heritage, and beautifully maintained streetscapes, it has earned multiple Tidy Towns awards for its exceptional care and presentation. This brief photo stop offers a chance to capture its storybook character and enjoy a glimpse of traditional Irish village life at its finest.

Photo Stop - Bunratty Castle dates back to 1425 and stands as one of Ireland’s finest surviving medieval strongholds. Once home to the MacNamara clan and later the O’Briens, High Kings of Thomond, its walls have witnessed feasts, battles, and centuries of Irish history. Just across the road is the legendary Durty Nelly's, welcoming travellers since 1620. It’s easy to imagine knights, merchants, and weary visitors stopping in for rest long before us.

Lunch Stop: We’ll stop for lunch at Vaughan's Anchor Inn in the seaside village of Liscannor. A family-run pub for generations, it’s especially famous for what many consider the best fish and chips in the region — even Metallica stopped here for lunch. Lunch is at your own expense and not included in the tour, and you’re welcome to order whatever you prefer from the menu.

The Cliffs of Moher are Ireland’s most iconic natural attraction, rising dramatically over 700 feet above the Atlantic Ocean. Stretching for five miles along the rugged coastline, they offer breathtaking views, powerful ocean scenery, and on a clear day, vistas as far as the Aran Islands. This is the highlight of the day — time to walk, take in the fresh Atlantic air, and experience one of Ireland’s most unforgettable landscapes.

Drive back to Killarney