Our Aran Island Maps will show you the top places to see on the Islands, where to eat and drink, and arrival locations. Before your next trip to the Aran Islands be sure to bring along your guide map. Choose from Inis Mor (Inishmore), Inis Oirr (Inisheer) or Inis Meain (Inishmaan), download your map and go.
Choose your Island Map and start planning your trip. Sail with us on our Express Ferry Fleet. The largest, fastest, and most comfortable ferries from Doolin. Celebrating over 50 years in business!
The Cliffs of Moher Ireland are one of Ireland’s most popular visitor attractions. But 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 ‘Mothar’ (Moher) which means ruined fort.
On our cruise you can see the Great Sea Stack, the cave from ‘Harry Potter’, and more. Don’t forget your cameras!
Doolin, Ireland is a beautiful seaside village in County Clare. With amazing scenery in all directions and close location to the Cliffs of Moher and Aran Islands it’s ideal for a day trip, overnight, or extended stay. This is one of the best places to visit on the Wild Atlantic Way.
Doolin is located less than one hour from Shannon Airport and 1.5 hours from both Galway and Limerick City Centres. You can enjoy all the benefits of the charming West Coast of Ireland without ever being too far away. Visit the Doolin Tourism website for more about Doolin.
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
One of the top experiences of our visit. Highly recommended tour.
Robert Olsen
Excellent way to see the Cliffs of Moher. Great and informative young guy who took us out was so friendly and helpful, even offering to take photos for us...
Audrey Whittaker
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Cliffs of Moher News
Cliffs of Moher: News & What You Need to Know -Ireland’s most famous cliffs, the Cliffs of Moher, rise dramatically above the Atlantic Ocean in Co. Clare. Catch up...
