moderate
3-4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking on uneven terrain and cliffs.
Join Thomas Faherty for a 3-4 hour journey across Inis Mór that highlights prehistoric forts, seal colonies, and coastal views. Discover the island's history and nature on this immersive shared day tour.
The terrain varies from coastal cliffs to ancient stone paths, so good traction is essential.
Conditions on Inis Mór can change rapidly; a waterproof jacket ensures comfort throughout the tour.
Though there’s a village stop, having your own hydration and light snacks keeps you fueled and ready.
Open coastal areas mean little shade—sunscreen and a hat help protect against UV exposure.
Dún Aonghasa, the island’s signature iron age fort, dates back over 3,000 years and was a defense point against seaborne invaders.
Efforts on Inis Mór focus on preserving archaeological sites and maintaining the delicate coastal ecology amid rising visitor numbers.
Protects against sudden rain and coastal spray common on Inis Mór.
Critical for navigating mixed terrain including rocky paths and beach trails.
Shields you from intense sun on exposed coastal spots and open fields.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is essential during the 3-4 hour tour across the island.