Immerse yourself in traditional Irish life on Inis Oirr with a cycling adventure. Explore the charming island, its pristine beaches, fishing boats, and local community. Book your accommodation in advance!
Immerse yourself in traditional Irish life on Inis Oirr with a cycling adventure. Explore the charming island, its pristine beaches, fishing boats, and local community. Book your accommodation in advance!
Inis Oirr (Inisheer), the smallest of the Aran Islands, is renowned for its unique charm. Exploring this microcosm of traditional Irish life by bike is ideal. This island, located near the Burren, offers a fascinating blend of colors and provides stunning panoramic views of the Cliffs of Moher. The island exudes the authentic atmosphere of a classic,…
Inis Oirr (Inisheer), the smallest of the Aran Islands, is renowned for its unique charm. Exploring this microcosm of traditional Irish life by bike is ideal. This island, located near the Burren, offers a fascinating blend of colors and provides stunning panoramic views of the Cliffs of Moher. The island exudes the authentic atmosphere of a classic, secluded fishing village. Upon arrival at the pier, visitors are welcomed by a pristine white sandy beach, bordered by clear turquoise waters, and numerous fishing boats with nets, as fishermen return with their daily catch. The main village is conveniently situated next to the beach and is surrounded by a small hill topped with a castle and a fort, seemingly watching over the islanders and their guests. The island spans 3km by 3km, featuring small hills and intricate valleys, making it easily navigable on foot or by bike. Walking to the lighthouse or the Plassy shipwreck offers a delightful experience, revealing the island’s diverse landscape as it unfolds before you.
- Bike hire included
- Helmets provided for safety
- Maps available to navigate
- Bike hire included
- Helmets provided for safety
- Maps available to navigate
Inis Oirr (Inisheer), the smallest of its sister islands, is marked by its unique beauty. Bicycles are an ideal way to explore the microcosm of indigenous Irish culture therein.
When you disembark at the pier, an immaculate white sandy beach with crystal clear, turquoise waters welcomingly greets you, complemented by ample fishing vessels, their nets,…
Inis Oirr (Inisheer), the smallest of its sister islands, is marked by its unique beauty. Bicycles are an ideal way to explore the microcosm of indigenous Irish culture therein.
When you disembark at the pier, an immaculate white sandy beach with crystal clear, turquoise waters welcomingly greets you, complemented by ample fishing vessels, their nets, and fishermen bringing back their day’s catch. Spanning 3km square, the island is complete with miniature hills and intricate valleys, and can easily be navigated on foot or by bicycle. Trekking to the lighthouse or the Plassy’s shipwreck is a splendid experience that lets you perceive and appreciate the island’s varying landscape as it progressively reveals itself. Within the village, you’d encounter a powerful local community that diligently carries on the traditional Irish way of life. Notably, the island is home to a traditional music bar that’s renowned across the country for its quintessential music and vibrant nights. A prior booking for accommodation is advisable before you visit Inis Oirr.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
