How much is the ferry to the Aran Islands?

Sommario:

1. How much is the ferry to the Aran Islands?
2. Are there ferries between the Aran Islands?
3. Can I take my car to the Aran Islands?
4. How long does the ferry take from Galway to Aran Islands?
5. Can you stay on the Aran Islands?
6. Where should I stay when visiting the Aran Islands?
7. Is it worth going to Aran Islands?
8. Do they take card on Inishmore?
9. Do people live on Inishmore?
10. How do you get out to the Aran Islands?
11. Which Aran Island has the best beaches?
12. Which is the most popular of the Aran Islands?
13. How long does it take to cycle around the Aran Islands?
14. Is there WIFI on Aran Islands?
15. Can I live on the Aran Islands?
16. Who owns Aran Islands?
17. What should I wear to the Aran Islands?
18. Is it hard to cycle Inis Mor?
19. Did the famine affect the Aran Islands?
20. What are the Aran Islands famous for?

How much is the ferry to the Aran Islands?

FERRY

	Return Ferry Fare	Single Ferry Fare
Adult	€30	€17
Student	€25	€14
Senior	€25	€14
Child	€15	€10

1 altra riga

Are there ferries between the Aran Islands?

You can get to the Aran Islands by Ferry or by plane. Ferries to Aran depart from Rossaveal (35 mins west of Galway City with a 30min ferry crossing) with Aran Islands Ferries (www.aranislandferries.com). They also have a scheduled service in summer direct from Galway City which takes 1.5hours).

Can I take my car to the Aran Islands?

Can I take my car to the island? There are no car ferries operating to the islands. Ferries to the Aran Islands are for foot passengers only. There is another company operating a cargo boat from Galway Docks three days a week.

How long does the ferry take from Galway to Aran Islands?

approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes It will take you approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes to get to these islands. See Aran Island Ferries for up to date information on timetables, fares and bus transfers to the ferry from Galway City.

Can you stay on the Aran Islands?

Every type of accommodation is available depending on your budget. From campsites to hostels, Guest Houses,bed and breakfasts to Hotels. All are customer focused to ensure that you enjoy your stay on the Aran Islands or on the mainland in the Galway or Doolin areas.

Where should I stay when visiting the Aran Islands?

Aran Islands Hotels and Places to Stay

• Aran Islands Hotel. View Hotel. Inishmore, Aran Islands.
• Hotel Inis Oirr. 176 Reviews. View Hotel. ...
• An Moinear. 22 Reviews. ...
• An Creagan B&B. 19 Reviews. ...
• Tigh Fitz. 196 Reviews. ...
• Inis Meain Restaurant & Suites. View Hotel. ...
• Aran Islands Camping & Glamping. View Hotel. ...
• Kilronan Hostel. View Hotel.

Is it worth going to Aran Islands?

Even if you are in Ireland for less than 2 weeks, the Aran Islands are well worth a visit. We certainly enjoyed our time there during our 8 day visit to Ireland last May. I have only visited the largest of the islands, Inishmore, and I loved it. I would recommend doing what we did--an overnight stay.

Do they take card on Inishmore?

We rented bikes here for our trip to Inishmore and our bike ride around the island. They are located right at the end of the pier where the ferry drops you off. Just be aware that they don't take cards so bring plenty of cash. ...

Do people live on Inishmore?

Inis Mór has a population of about 840, making it the largest of the Aran Islands in terms of population and largest island off the Irish coast with no bridge or causeway to the mainland.

How do you get out to the Aran Islands?

You can get to the Aran Islands by passenger ferry from Rossaveel which is about an hour west of Galway City or from Doolin in County Clare. You cannot bring a car across on the ferry. Weather permitting; the ferries from Rossaveel go year round whereas the ferries from Doolin usually go from around March to October.

Which Aran Island has the best beaches?

Kilmurvey Beach 1. Kilmurvey Beach. A short walk from Dun Aonghasa and close to some of the BnBs on Inis Mor, Kilmurvey Beach is a pleasant sandy spot am...

Which is the most popular of the Aran Islands?

The most famous of the Aran Islands' historical sites, spectacular Dún Aonghasa is an ancient stone fort that sits on a towering 100-metre cliff on the edge of Inishmore. Visions of ancient druids and mythical High Kings come to mind as you explore the rocky landscape and mysterious ruins.

How long does it take to cycle around the Aran Islands?

It would take a full day or even two to walk around the island and see all the main sights. How long does it take to cycle around? It takes 30 minutes to cycle to Dun Aonghasa. So if you want to see a good few main highlights it would take about 4 to 5 hours.

Is there WIFI on Aran Islands?

So the next time when you visit Inishmore and stay in one of their hostels or B&Bs, the wifi you use is very likely provided by Rural Wifi.

Can I live on the Aran Islands?

Houses are available to rent on the Aran Islands at between €300 and €500 per month. The cost of living is very low. ... The locals claim that life on the island is very rewarding, with a “culture all of its own” and a “close community”.

Who owns Aran Islands?

Owned by the O'Briens of Connemara, this family has an enduring relationship with the Aran Islands since they began to trade turf there in the early 1900s.

What should I wear to the Aran Islands?

A change of socks and a t-shirt for emergencies will see you through! Comfortable footwear. Accommodation and things to see around the Aran Islands will most likely require some aspect of walking, cycling or hiking! Ensure that you've something warm and comfortable on your feet.

Is it hard to cycle Inis Mor?

How long does it take to cycle around Inis Mor? You can easily cycle to the end of the island and back in a couple of hours if you don;t stop off along the way. The island is 8.7 miles/ 14 km long and 2 miles/ 3.2 km wide at its widest point.

Did the famine affect the Aran Islands?

During the Great Famine of the 1840's the Aran Islands were one of the few places in the country that survived pretty well because the population was used to fishing and eating seafood. This helped to make up for the loss of the staple.

What are the Aran Islands famous for?

Famed for their wild landscapes, distinctive knitted jumpers and pretty cottages, the Irish-speaking Aran Islands never fail to wow. These three islands have maintained the culture and heritage of traditional Irish life, and fascinate the thousands of visitors who make the journey every year.