A trip to the Aran Islands is something everybody should do at least once. Here's everything you need to know- where to eat, stay and see. The Aran Islands are three rocky isles - Inis Mór (Inish-more), Inis Meáin (Inish-maan), and Inis Oírr (Inish-eer)-that guard the mouth of Galway Bay.
Inis Mór is the largest island and is the most popular spot for holidaymakers, but whichever island you decide to go to, you will be treated to rugged beauty, strong Irish heritage and golden beaches. The Aran Islands gaurd the mouth of Galway Bay A picturesque, 40-minute crossing takes you from Rossaveal in Galway to Inis Mór, Inis Meáin, and Inis Oírr. Aran Island Ferries offers an all-year-round service, or you also have the option to conveniently travel to the islands from Galway City.
There are also sailing boats from Doolin in County Clare which will bring you across to the islands. Ferry timetables can change depending on weather conditions so always plan ahead. If you have time many of these boats have opt-in options to include a trip by the Cliffs of Moher on the way.
Inis Mór The Aran Islands Hotel . With spectacular views over Kileaney Bay and Kilronan Harbour, it’s a great base to explore the island. Aran Islands Camping & Glamping .
Pitch your tent in the grass fields or choose the luxury of a self-catering glamping unit, complete with a shower, toilet and double bed. Cook and eat with fellow guests in the large communal kitchen Pitch your tent on a camping sit.
