The Cliffs of Moher Experience reported just over 1.5m visitors, up from 1,495,069 in 2024, showing a slight increase from prior figures. Nearly half of the total came from international markets, underscoring the site’s ongoing appeal as a key Wild Atlantic Way attraction. The attraction continues to invest in visitor facilities and sustainability measures to manage numbers responsibly.
Officials noted the growth reflects steady recovery in tourism to County Clare but the numbers staying in the county was “abysmal.” The site remains Ireland’s second most visited attraction after Guinness Storehouse.
