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Inis Mór is the largest and most iconic of the three Aran Islands.

Inis Mór is the largest and most iconic of the three Aran Islands, known for its dramatic cliffs, rich cultural heritage, and warm island welcome. The island’s main village, Kilronan, features a busy harbour, shops, cafés, bike rentals, and the Ionad Árann Visitor Centre, which offers an excellent introduction to the island’s history and traditions.

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View our interactive map to plan out your journey in the Wild Atlantic Way. There are so many sights and attractions to see while spending time with us.

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Nature Lovers.

With its winding stone walls, ancient forts, wild landscapes, and Irish-speaking community, Inis Mór offers a truly authentic experience. Nature lovers can spot seals, explore flora-rich coastal trails, or relax on scenic beaches.

Whether you’re exploring by foot, bike, or minibus tour, every corner of the island holds a story.

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Travel tips

1. Getting there:

Daily flights available from Connemara Airport. A connecting bus service runs from Galway City.

2. Getting around:

Bike rentals, walking trails, and pony & Trap tours, bus tours and more available in Kilronan. A bus service also runs from the airport on the island to Kilronan.

3. Language:

Irish is the first language, but English is widely spoken.

4. What to bring:

Comfortable shoes, layers for changing weather, and a camera—this island is endlessly photogenic.

Things To Do On

Inis Mór

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For History and Culture Enthusiasts

Visit Dún Aonghasa (Dún Aengus)

A must-see for history lovers. This ancient stone fort, perched on a 100-metre cliff, offers dramatic views and a peek into Inis Mór’s prehistoric past.

Explore the Seven Churches (Na Seacht dTeampaill)

A fascinating historical site, these early Christian ruins are dotted with sacred cross slabs and remnants of ancient places of worship.

Discover St. Enda’s Church and St. Ciarán’s Monastery

Step back in time with a visit to the early Christian and medieval religious sites of Inis Mór. St. Enda’s Church and St. Ciarán’s Monastery are significant landmarks tied to the spread of Christianity across the islands.

Visit Ionad Árann Visitor Centre

Begin your journey at the Ionad Árann Visitor Centre in Kilronan. This informative centre provides a comprehensive introduction to the island’s rich history, culture, and heritage. It’s the perfect starting point to understand the island’s significance in Irish history and its unique way of life.

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Things to do on Inis Mór

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For Nature and Adventure Lovers

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Explore the Wormhole

This naturally-formed rectangular tidal pool is a geological wonder. Featured in the Red Bull Cliff Diving Series, it’s a striking hidden gem, best accessed via a marked coastal trail from Dún Aonghasa.

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Relax at Kilmurvey Beach

A Blue Flag beach with soft white sand and clear water—perfect for a picnic, swim (weather permitting!), or just soaking in the peaceful island atmosphere.

 
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Spot Seals at the Inis Mór Seal Colony

Located along the northern coast, the colony is a peaceful spot where you can often see seals basking on rocks, especially at low tide.

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Cycle or Walk the scenic Islands

Inis Mór’s flat landscape makes it perfect for cycling or walking. Take your time exploring its scenic roads, ancient stone walls, and unique natural features.

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For Thrill Seekers and Water Sports Enthusiasts

Scuba Diving and Snorkeling

Inis Mór is an excellent spot for scuba diving and snorkelling, with crystal-clear waters and a variety of marine life. Aran Dive Academy offer tours for all skill levels to explore the island’s underwater treasures. 

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Boat Tours and Fishing trips

Take a boat tour with Aran Boat Tours to discover the island’s coastline from a different angle. See dramatic cliffs, hidden caves, and even spot dolphins and seabirds. Fishing trips are also available for those who enjoy angling. 

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For The Adventurous And Offbeat Explorers

Glamping & Camping

For those who want to truly immerse themselves in nature, there are glamping options on Inis Mór, where you can sleep under the stars in luxury tents with all the comforts. Traditional camping is also available for a more rustic experience, with stunning views all around.

Kayaking and Paddleboarding

Experience Inis Mór’s stunning coast up close by kayaking or paddleboarding. Rentals are available, and you can explore the cliffs, caves, and hidden coves in peace.

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For The ‘Take It Easy’ Families

Take A Guided Tour

Whether by minibus, pony and trap, or bike, guided tours provide an insightful way to see the island’s highlights while learning about its rich history, culture, and legends.

Fishing and Family-Friendly Activities

Inis Mór is a wonderful destination for family activities, including fishing trips, picnics on the beach, or visiting the Inis Mór Seal Colony. There’s something for everyone to enjoy at a relaxed pace.

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Places To Eat

Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite before your bike ride or settling in for a seafood dinner with a sea view, Inis Mór offers a warm island welcome and delicious local fare. From traditional Irish pubs to cozy cafés, here are a few favourites to try:

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Places To Stay

Find the perfect accommodation as you visit Ireland’s largest Aran Island.  Some of our favourites to try: