Bromore Cliffs
Ballybunion, Ireland Visitor center
One of the Best Places To Visits in Gullane ED Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. My husband had this marked as a stop on our trip. We were greeted by Mike who owns the property - he was a wealth of knowledge and gave us the scoop on the and sights - a lovely man. We only did half of the which was very easy and truly beautiful. Cliffs, rock formations, nesting gulls, wildflowers, WWII outlook post and more. We were a bit pressed for time or we'd have done the full walk. Really worth the side trip. Mike the of the land is a friendly helpful guide to the natural wonders along this stretch of the coast. It is well with the 5€ parking fee. The coastal cliffs, stacks, caves and waterfalls are well worth it along the wind swift pathways. He allowed us to stay in our van after seeing the sites to have our lunch and a cuppa. Really cool and a nice walk. There is a beautiful horse that greets you in the beginning of the walk. The path is marked well and a nice barrier between you and the edge. 5 Euro per car. It is quite windy but very cool. I would recommend planning at least an hour. Sehr zu empfehlen! 5€ Eintritt pro Auto, dafür eine wunderschöne Sicht auf die Klippen These are simply amazing, just as nice as of Moher without the large crowds. Entry is $5 to a local farmer. There is a WW2 outlook post on site that is open to explore. If the farmer is present he will open the gate and allow you to drive onto the property right up to the saving a few minutes walk. Definitely worth a visit if in the area. Nice walk, ask the about the fox story, so Nice. We loved our visit at Bromore Cliffs! The was so generous to open this place up to visitors and we love what he has done with the place! We got there about the time that it opened and had the place to ourselves the whole time! This place should definitely be more popular. The views are gorgeous and the horse was so friendly. Definitely worth the small fee to get in! This was an unexpectedly awesome experience—especially meeting the landowner and his horse. A must-watch!" Lovely man who owns the farm property provided and overview of the layout. Gorgeous walk, great informational placards and COWS & calves that came up to the fence to say hello. Ignore all the negative comments on the reviews. I have travelled all around Ireland and been to of Moher 3 times, this experience is not to be missed and is better, try and get there around sunset. For 5 euros what is there to complain about? A lot of signs here with interesting information and the path is very safe. We watched seals swimming in the crystal clear waters, watched the starlings come back to the caves and had a friendly chat with Mike the farmer, no issues. I expect issues arise from people trying not to pat 5 euros? Anyway the pictures that I posted do not do the place any justice you just have to experience it. My partner and I had the place to ourselves which is better than the hordes of people you have to deal with at the overpriced of Moher. lovely views of the estuary, sun was shining and could see across to the Clare coastline. Wer endlosen Klippen folgen möchte, kann hier fündig werden. Es ist im Gegensatz zu den of mohar kaum etwas los. Die Umgebung und Aussicht ist einfach nur traumhaft A warm welcome from the charming Mike. We had a friendly chat about some common interests regarding sea & cliff rescue. He gave us a great information about the area and cliffs, waterfalls, caves and sea stacks! He even shared the great Fox story (he'll be delighted i mentioned this!!) and we met Bart, the horse!! €5 for the car park, €2pp on foot. Worth this as the grounds are well maintained. Outstanding place to visit. The owner, Mike, has put a huge amount of effort to create a good environment to enjoy this spectacular location. Small exhibits along the way give all sorts of information about the cliffs, the geology and some of their history. I particularly enjoyed the story of the stricken Norwegian sailing ship which came to grief on the cliffs. Amazing value for only £5. Ignore the bad reviews , which indicate more about the reviewer than this lovely place and its helpful and gentlemanly owner. Wahnsinn einfach nur zu empfehlen. Für 5€ ein wahres Schnäppchen. Tolle Einführung am Anfang , gepflegtes Grundstück und tolle Aussicht. Nicht so überlaufen wie andere Hotspots. Negative Bewertungen 💁♀️ Beschilderter Privatweg, gepflegt und der Besitzer ist freundlich und gibt gerne nich Infos abseits der Tafeln. Mit den zwei Wasserfällen und der Möglichkeit Robben zu beobachten eine gute Alternative zu den of Moher We came across these amazing on our way to Beale Strand. Bromore are stunning. The trails are marked with information and stories of the place. The look out post dating back to WW2 has been restored to its former glory, you can sit and imagine spending a stormy evening sitting by the turf fire keeping an eye over the cliffs. Fantastic visit. What a fantastic place. The views are amazing. €5.00 for car park is so worth it. Mike the is a wonderful friendly man who has loads of stories to do with the cliffs. My husband and I could not but sing about this place. Please please do visit Bromore you won't be disappointed. Rude and dishonest owner.....avoid if you can. I wanted to take my car in because it was cold and windy, but the tried to charge me the full vehicle rate (€5) and then refused to open the gate, saying I should just instead. Meanwhile, pedestrian entry was only €2. It felt like a scam—trying to take more money without providing the service. Extremely unprofessional and untrustworthy behavior. Think twice before giving them your business. There are better places to see the view...for free Lovely place with a great view and not many people around. We met Mike on the parking lot and he gave us a lot of information beforehand. The whole took a little more than an hour and we had a break in the look out. Make sure you read Mike's Story about his childhood on these meadows and cliffs. When we got back Mike told us about the foxes that life on the cliff and how he caught one once. Lovely of the place. I fully recommend the cliffs, it was beautiful. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.
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- Address
- Wild, Gullane ED, Listowel Municipal District, IE
- Phone
- +353 87 950 2167
| Monday | 10:00 AM to 7 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM to 7 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM to 7 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM to 7 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM to 7 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM to 7 PM |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM to 7 PM |
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