Family Overnight Break on the largest of the Aran Islands: Inis Mór - Big Island, Big Experience. Tune in this week to John Morley on Galway Talks for you chance to take the family out to experience a little of the island life on Inis Mor. We have a fantastic end of week prize of a 6 person glamping break with return trip, all thanks to Aran Island Ferries and Aran Glamping. John will also have return fares for two each day to giveaway. So it's plain sailing, just tune in to win.
Our end of week prize is all thanks to Aran Island Ferries in conjunction with Aran Glamping who are offering a family trip to Inis Mór along with a one-night stay at Aran Glamping, which offers beach views and access to a sauna. The comfortable, self-catering Glamping pod sleeps up to 6 people. Sail with Aran Island Ferries (up to 6 people) from Galway City to Inis Mór with a Cliffs of Moher boat tour or from Rossaveel, Connemara, Galway. Aran Glamping offers fabulous beach views and free access to their sauna. The camp site is just a short walk from Kilronan Village
Subject to availability. The Glamping Pod is offer is available until November. Galway City departures end on Sept. 27th this year.
INIS MÓR
Meaning 'big island', Inis Mór is the largest of the three Aran Islands and is BIG on culture! From the iconic stone walled fields, ancient cliff-top forts and the traditional crafts still practiced by the islanders, Inis Mór has something for everyone.
Aran Island Ferries sail to Inis Mór from two departure points in Galway on the west coast of Ireland:
- Galway City Docks: 90-minute sailing (includes a Cliffs of Moher Cruise)
- Rossaveel, Connemara, Galway: 40-minute sailing (Book Bus Transfer from Galway City)
Aran Island Ferries offer the most affordable prices to Inishmore starting at €12 - €22 for one-way travel and €17 - €34 for return ferry travel from Rossaveel, Connemara, Galway.
Aran Island Ferries offers the most affordable way to travel to all three of the Aran Islands, Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr. They operate the biggest ferries to the Aran Islands. The largest vessel has 400 seats. It's a family business bringing passengers to the Aran Islands since 1983.
