• Explore Inis Mór
    Untouched landscape surrounded by the wild and engulfing Atlantic...
    See The Wild Atlantic Way
  • Dún Aonghasa
    See this prehistoric cliff-top fort still proudly standing after 2,500 years; looking out to the endless Atlantic horizon...
    Visit Dún Aonghasa
  • Dún Eoghanachta
    This inland stone fort with an almost 90ft circular terrace wall, dates as far back as the Iron Age.
    Visit Dún Eoghanachta
  • Poll na bPéist
    Take the plunge at this thrilling and incredible venue, famous for it's Red Bull Cliff Diving!
    See the Serpant's Lair
  • Kilronan Village
    Visit Inis Mór's bustling and vibrant capital town, which has all the facilities you will need.
    Visit Kilronan Village
  • Enjoy great Food and Drink
    Fall in love with the local restaurants and bar on arrival to Inis Mór...
    Eat and Drink Out
  • Irish Music and 'Craic'
    Stay overnight to enjoy live Irish music every night and experience the true brilliance of traditional Irish entertainment.
    Stay Overnight
  • Tradition Never Lost...
    Let your mind wander while you explore the island in an old-styled Pony and Trap.
    Tour the Island

Red Bull Cliff Diving

On the largest of the three islands, Inis Mór, the venue for the Red Bull Cliff Diving world series is called the Serpent’s Lair – a natural pool at the bottom of a cliff, carved by ocean force. Divers plunge into the Atlantic below, up to 27 metres, just short of 90 feet!

In 2014, Inis Mór hosted more than 3,000 spectators who came out to enjoy the spectacular show in the glorious sunshine. This event truly showcased the sheer beauty of Inis Mór’s natural and astounding landscape.

Time to Explore Inis Mór

Time to Explore Inis Mór

This is the prehistoric island that has battled with the might of the Atlantic's crashing waves since the beginning of time. Where 9 miles of weathere...

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Experience The Wild Atlantic Way

Experience The Wild Atlantic Way

The Wild Atlantic Way, 1600 miles (2600 km) in length, is one of the longest defined coastal route in the world. It winds its way all along the Irish ...

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Where One Day Is Never Enough

Where One Day Is Never Enough

To truly experience everything Inis Mór has to offer, one day is never enough. From it's renowned landmarks to it's less known, hidden gems; and from ...

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Aran Islands Business Network

Aran Islands Business Network

Gréasán Gnó Oileáin Árann The Network, formed in 2014, is membership based and represents many of the Island businesses. The objective of the netwo...

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Árainn Visitor Code

Árainn Visitor Code

Keep Aran litter free, please dispose of your rubbish in litter and recycling bins Please do not climb or remove any part of ancient or sacre...

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Man of Aran

Man of Aran

Robert Flaherty’s stunning documentary film “Man of  Aran” was first previewed  in London in 1934. Many experts consider that “Man of Aran” includ...

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On the Edge

On the Edge

A timeless land in an endless sea, weathered monuments on awesome cliffs, great labyrinths of limestone, meandering walls, patchwork fields, quiet b...

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Flora and Fauna

Flora and Fauna

There are many rare and threatened plant species to be found on Aran, such as Pyramidal Bugle (Ajuga pyramidals), Wood Small-reed (Calamagrostis epi...

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