Aran Islands og Cliffs of Moher Day Cruise sejler fra Galway City Docks
Beskrivelse
Prisbelønnet "Best Irish Experience" og "Boat Tour of the Year in Ireland", dette er den eneste tur, der gør det muligt for passagerer at sejle direkte fra Galway City til at se Aranøerne og klipperne af Moher. (Alle andre ture kræver en bus). Aran Island Ferries luksusskibe (med op til 400 pladser) vil vise den spektakulære Wild Atlantic Way kystlinje af Connemara og Clare før dock på den største af Aran øerne, Inis Mór. Passagerer kan udforske en traditionel ø kultur, der har overlevet det moderne liv. Returrejsen til Galway City vil bringe passagerer på et krydstogt langs de ikoniske klippe af Moher. Lær nogle sjove fakta med lyd om bord og kommentar fra besætningen, mens vi sejler langs Cliffs of Moher. Oplev naturen, dyrelivet og skønheden ved Irlands vestkyst på denne dagstur. Tag chancen for at trække vejret i den friske luft og komme væk fra det hele. Glem ikke at bremse... du er på Island tid!
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Rejseplan
Dette er den eneste tur, hvor passagerer kan sejle direkte fra Galway City. Træk vejret af den friske havluft og beundre udsigten over Connemara- og Clare-kysten, mens vi sejler mod Aran-øerne.
Passagerer kan bruge 4,5 timer på at udforske den største af Aran-øerne, Inis Mór.
Vi tager på vej til Cliffs of Moher på returrejsen. Klipperne blev dannet for 300 millioner år siden og rejser sig til en storslået højde på over 200 meter, som du virkelig kan værdsætte fra vandet. Se Irlands største havfuglekoloni, 'An Branán Mór Sea Stack' og en Sea Cave brugt til at filme 'Harry Potter & Half Blood Prince'. Pas på lunder, delfiner, sæler og brugdehajer, der kalder disse farvande hjem.
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Vigtig information
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
Anmeldelser(465)
Couldn’t fault the cruise crew , very organized & efficient & friendly, as soon as everyone booked on , was on board , we set sail well ahead of time . Arran islands was a nice experience , but for me the cliffs of moher was an overrated experience, I felt it was just a tourist trap to bring money to the island . Don’t get me wrong I enjoyed my day , but it wasn’t value for money , as once you arrive on the island also you have to either hire a bike €25 pp , horse& cart €50 pp or take a tour bus £25 pp to see the island add that to the cost of the cruise £54pp + your food makes for an expensive day .
We had seen the Cliffs Of Moher from the top side the day before. They were stunning. They were even more stunning from below. The ferry boat ride was ok. I wasn’t impressed with the Aran Island experience as much. There were bikes to rent but we chose to walk… we made it to the first point, to where the seal colony was to be but there were no seals that day. There were swans in a little off side water way though! That was unexpected and a couple llamas and donkeys. My husband was cranky about the walk and no restrooms. This is not really a tour you can do on foot in that time frame. We never got past the seal colony.. that wasn’t there.
We had a beautiful sailing experience on our way to the aron island we got to see a lot of dolphins swimming and playing along side the boat what an amazing experience then getting to see the cliffs of moher what a magical day
This positive: definitely the best way to see the Cliffs of Mohr, really enjoyed our time on the island. The negative; it’s a big boat, very slow speed, when you get to the island, you’re going to spend more money on a bike, horse carriage, or bus tour. Pretty sure this tour could be booked on the ground and not through this service for less. Not much of a tour, more of a transportation service.
Be aware that this is NOT a tour of the Aran Islands. Your ticket only buys round trip passage on the ferry between Galway and Inishmore. Once on the island you will have to figure out what to do with your time there. You can rent bikes, get on a hop on/hop off tour bus or a horse and carriage, but they all have a separate cost. That being said, the ferry ride was great (responsive staff, announcements pointing out the sites of interest) and Inishmore has plenty of sites interest for a day trip. Plus, there is the Aran Wool Market
There was no narrative on the boat. We didn’t realize that we would need a bus/guide for the whole island experience. The boat took off both times ahead of schedule, we were lucky to be early.
Absolutely amazing!!! Well worth the time. The island was beautiful. The crew and. Captain made it so special by drive by the Cilffs of Moher so that both sides is the boat could see the cliffs up close and slow. The view was spectacular. Friendly and efficient loading and unloading. Clean and comfortable cabin and facilities. You can’t miss this opportunity.
The price 60€/person (august 26), covers only thr ferry trip. Even they say it includes a guided tour, that is not true. We had to hire a bus touraroud the island, wich costed us +25€/person. Not too bad, but they should have be transparent and say the price is only for the ferry. You can pay the ferry at the ticket office before departing. The visit to Inis Mor is very recommendable.
Very nice day, nice ship, pleasant island. We spent a good amount of time to get there and back so we used it as a good day of rest other than the time on the island. Toilets were limited even while underway so be aware if you have issues. There were plenty of spots to eat and e-bikes to rent once we landed making the afternoon a lot of fun.
We lined up at the passenger entrance for the Aran islands ferry. The ferry ride was about an hour long to Inesmore island and we chose to walk the trail (many others rented bikes). The landscape was beautiful and we walked to the Seal colony (I saw six seals). We walked back and hung out in the village the rest of the time. We boarded the ferry and made our to the Cliffs of Moher but because it was so foggy we couldn't see them. We did see a dolphin and some puffin flying around. We then made our way back. Even though we didn't get to see the cliffs it was still worth while
