What It Feels Like to Stand on the Edge of Ireland

Exploring the timeless magic of the Cliffs of Moher.

There are few places in the world where the wind speaks to you. Where the crashing waves seem to echo something ancient. Where a single step forward offers the sensation of touching the sky. That place is the Cliffs of Moher, rising more than 700 feet above the Atlantic Ocean on Ireland's rugged western coast.

The Cliffs of Moher is an experience and not simply just another photo opportunity. It’s rich in history, natural beauty, and the kind of perspective that makes you feel small, yet deeply connected to the world.

A Place Etched in Time

The Cliffs of Moher get their name from an old fort called Mothar that once stood at Hag’s Head—the southern tip of the cliffs. The fort is long gone, but the cliffs themselves have stood for more than 300 million years, shaped by crashing waves, fierce winds, and the steady passing of time.