Inis Mór, Cliffs of Moher & Galway
An awesome trip that takes you through centuries of Irish history, plus some of the most stunning natural highlights the island has to offer. Overnight in the cultural hot spot of Galway with its great nightlife and vibrant Celtic energy that will give you an incredible insight into the Irish way of life that will be hard to match!
> Galway, City of the Tribes
> The Gaelic speaking isle of Inis Mór
> The mighty Cliffs of Moher
> The mysterious lunar landscape of the Burren
> Discover the vibrant streets of Galway with it’s many buskers
> Cycle the Gaelic island of Inis Mór
> Explore the ancient fort of Dun Aonghasa
> Your fan-feckin-tastic Irish Guide
> All transport around the Emerald isle
> FREE transfer and ferry to Inis Mór
> FREE entry to Cliffs of Moher
> FREE Lonely Planet guidebook
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> Accommodation is guaranteed on all trips - we reserve the beds and you pay as you go. The price is between €18 and €20 per person per night in shared dorms. For more information and upgrade options click here.
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Day 1: Dublin - Galway
Straight out of Dublin and across the country to visit the awesome Cliffs of Moher rising hundreds of feet over the Atlantic Ocean. Vertigo sufferers beware! After lunch we’ll explore the weird and magical world of the Burren, Ireland’s lunar landscape and home to fairies and leprechauns. Hear the Celtic legends surrounding the ancient burial tombs, or dolmens. Our stop for the night is Galway, Ireland’s cultural capital and festival city.
Day 2: Inis Mor (Aran Islands)
We spend a whole day on Inis Mór, the largest of the Aran Islands. Inis Mór has over 3,000 miles of stone walls! The locals here are fluent Irish (Gaelic) speakers and you’ll be free to explore the island and get chatting to them over a pint. You can take a walk, a horse and cart or for the more energetic, explore the island by bike! You can’t miss the awe-inspiring fortress of Dun Aonghasa, a 3,000 year old Iron Age ring fort perched on the edge of a 300 foot high cliff. After a tremendous day it’s time to head back to the main land for a pint of Guinness or two in Galway’s buzzing pub scene.
Day 3: Galway - Dublin
Spend a free morning exploring the City of the Tribes with its fascinating history and streets thriving with buskers playing great live music. It’s then time to say farewell to the City of the Tribes and return to Dublin’s Fair City.