What is Inishmore known for?

One of Inis Mor's most popular attractions is the Dun Aonghasa. Also known as 'Fort of Aengus' it is arguably the most famous attraction on the Island. This magnificent fort is a semi-circular structure that rests on the edge of a high cliff, rising 100 metres out of the Atlantic Ocean.



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Perfect day trip to Inishmore – 1 Day itinerary
  1. 10:00 – Take the Ferry in Doolin.
  2. 10:45 – Pick up a bike from Aran Bike that you have already booked online.
  3. 11:30 – Arrive at the Seal Colony.
  4. 12:15 – Quick dip in the sea at the Kilurvey beach.
  5. 13:00 – Lunch at Teach nan.
  6. 13:45 – Walk to Dun Aengus.


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In town, you can shop around, get a drink at The Bar, or take a bike around the island (they've got seals, puffins and tons of neat homes).

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Can you swim in The Wormhole on Inis Mór? It is strongly advised not to swim at the Wormhole as there is no easy way out should you get into difficulty.

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Inishmore is the largest and most popular island of the three Aran Islands. It is home to a population of around 800 people who predominantly speak Irish as their first language.

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We recommend bringing a camera, comfortable shoes, a good rain jacket, sun screen (it's Ireland but you never know!) and a little cash. Some businesses on the island do not accept card or have a minimum-spend policy in place.

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The population of 1,347 (as of 2022) primarily speak Irish, the language of local placenames, making the islands a part of the Gaeltacht. Most islanders are also fluent or proficient in English. The population has steadily declined from around 3,500 in 1841.

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