Located at the centre of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way in Co. Clare are the majestic, Cliffs of Moher. It is believed the cliffs are over 320 million years old, dating back to when Ireland’s ancient rivers laid down sediments on the seabed to form the rocks of the Cliffs of Moher – sandstone, siltstone and shale. The ancient history of the Cliffs began with the first sighting of man and stretches back almost 2000 years.

It’s no surprise that the Cliffs of Moher are considered one of the natural wonders of the world and attracts over 1 million visitors from all over the globe each year. Soaring to 216m at their highest point, on a clear day visitors may be lucky enough to see the Aran Islands and Galway Bay to the West and from the O’Brien Tower, those with a keen eye may even see the Dingle Peninsula and The Blasket Islands in Co. Kerry as they float in the distance.