Aran Islands & Cliffs Sea Cruise with Colleen Irish Travel
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8–9 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good general health and able to walk uneven terrain for several hours with breaks.
Overview
Spend a day with Colleen Irish Travel discovering the rugged beauty of the Aran Islands and a thrilling sea cruise beneath the towering Cliffs of Moher. Journey from Galway to historic sites, sandy shores, and dramatic coastline views that capture Ireland’s wild spirit.
Aran Islands & Sea Cruise under Cliffs of Moher (Inis Mór)
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About This Adventure
Join our local guides for an unforgettable 8-9 hour adventure exploring the stunning region around Galway City. Experience captivating stories as you visit charming villages, sandy beaches, and historic sites, culminating in a breathtaking sea cruise under the iconic Cliffs of Moher. Create lasting memories in this unique journey!
Consider our local guides your friends, here to show you around and to make sure you create lots of memories.
Duration
8 - 9 hours
About
Our tours are designed to show you the best of our region and teach you about our area through interesting stories. This tour departs from Galway City (May – Sept) Includes cruise under the Cliffs of Moher
For group enquiries, please contact us by email at colleentraveltours@gmail.com
Itinerary
- Kilronan Village
- John Millington Syne
- Seal Colony
- Thatched Cottages
- Sandy Beaches
- Dun Aengus Fort & Cliffs
- Film locations
- Sea cruise under the Cliffs of Moher
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy walking shoes
Paths on Inis Mór include uneven limestone terrain, so bring footwear with good grip.
Bring layered clothing
Coastal weather can shift quickly—pack waterproofs and warm layers for the sea cruise.
Pack water and snacks
The full-day tour lasts 8-9 hours with limited stops for food; stay fueled and hydrated.
Charge your camera battery
The cliffs and island vistas offer stunning photo ops—make sure you’re ready to capture them.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Atlantic puffins nesting on sea cliffs
- Gray seals playing in coastal waters
History
Dun Aengus Fort on Inis Mór dates back to the Iron Age, showcasing ancient stone fortifications unique to the islands.
Conservation
Efforts focus on protecting seabird nesting sites and minimizing impact on fragile island grasslands from tourism.
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Adventure Hotspots in Galway
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof jacket
Protects against sudden rain and sea spray during the cruise.
spring specific
Hiking shoes
Necessary for comfortable walking on rocky and uneven island paths.
Daypack
Carry snacks, water, and extra layers throughout the day comfortably.
Camera
To capture breathtaking views of the Cliffs of Moher and island landscapes.