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The Aran Islands are a top destination in the West of Ireland. These beautiful Islands display Irish Culture at its best in many traditional forms. From winding stone wall boreens, beaches lined with fishing boats, to the craic of the local pubs. When you arrive to Aran you instantly feel like you’ve been taken back to Ireland of Old. You can also check out our Inis Oirr Map and Inis Meain Map.
Be sure to bring along our Inis Mor Map on your visit or check out our other Aran Island Maps. You may be interested in visiting the Explore Inis Mor website for additional information.
The Cliffs of Moher (Aillte an Mhothair) are one of Ireland’s most popular visitor attractions. However until you see them from the ferry, you haven’t really seen them at all. These amazing sea cliffs are named from the ancient Gaelic word ‘Mhothair’ (Moher) which means ruined fort. They rise to a jaw dropping height of over 214 metres (700ft) at their highest point. Our ferry sails right beneath this point just north of O’Brien’s Tower.
You may take a trip to the Aran Islands and also enjoy a Cliffs of Moher Cruise in the same day. Visit any of the three Aran Islands and upon your return you can stay right on board and enjoy the cruise. The Cliffs Cruise is available to be added to every single Island departure time. This is our best value and most popular ferry ticket. For a full schedule of our Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher Ferry see below or return to our Home page.
Went on a trip to the cliffs of moher and Inis Oírr thís week. Enjoyed it immensely. The staff at the office were so friendly and helpful especially Liam...
Mary Kennedy
This is a great boat trip to see the Cliffs of Moher. The guide was very knowledgeable but was hard to hear. Would recommend this cliffs of moher cruise.
Fionnuala Higgina
An absolute gem of a service, staffed by the most friendly, helpful crew. Add in reasonable fares to the Aran Islands and on the Cliffs of Moher tour, and...
Neil Whelan
