I can’t be certain but the impression I got from our visit is that access to the natural attraction itself is free, but it’s not really accessible unless by car or as part of a tour (both requiring booking or payment). So if you can get there at other times, I suspect you’re fine-some sort of drop off might be best!

We didn't book the cliffs and just drove past the visitors centre and found a better place to park the car and walked the cliffs ourselves

Hi I don’t think there is anywhere to store backpacks however I don’t think you will need them. The walk along the cliffs is relatively small so take the packs with you. I don’t think the cliffs are so spectacular however so consider whether you need to visit at all! Regards Ken

Absolutely the Cliffs of Moher is beautiful all year round. You can get accurate weather conditions by checking the Cliffs of Moher app, Download for free. Book online for best rates on website.

Hi Chef1201, We recommend 1.5 - 2 hours for a visit, that way you have plenty of time to see the Cliffs from both sides, visit O'Brien's Tower, Visitor Centre and exhibition. It is recommended to prebook your tickets on our website for best rates. I hope you enjoy your visit! Best wishes, Samantha

Hi Carol, Yes, there is a restaurant on the 1st floor and a small cafe on the ground floor of the Visitor Centre. Most Day tours will provide you with a lunch stop, this may take place at the Cliffs Visitor Centre or they may stop at village close by like Doolin or Liscannor. You will need to check with the individual day tour to check where they take their lunch stop. I hope you enjoy your time in Ireland!

You don't need to have a ticket to visit, you will not receive a discount but the gate rate is only eight euros a person or adult, if you are driving go to the parking gate and you might pay there or you will be directed to the visitor center to buy your admission/ticket again at the gate rate. It's a self guided tour or I believe there is an app for guided tours? I did not book online I showed up early in the morning parked paid the fee and enjoyed two plus hours walking around. Hope this helps you a little? Trvl

Hi Melenia, There are some lovely places to stay near the Cliffs. Liscannor has the cliffs of moher hotel and some very nice B&B's. Doolin to the north of the Cliffs has Hotel Doolin and some fantastic B&Bs. By staying close by you could visit in the evening or early in the morning. It is a really wonderful experience to visit when the site is quiet. There are some lovely pubs for traditional Irish music in Doolin and some great places to eat, so I would recommend stopping by.