ARAN ISLANDS AND IRISH · FERRY ROUTES
The crossings worth boarding.
The 12 aran islands and irish ferries travellers board the most, with the timetable that matters: how long the crossing takes, what a ticket costs and who runs the boat.
Cruise the Howth Cliffs from Dublin on the Puffin, then circle Ireland’s Eye for seals, birds, and Martello Tower views with live commentary.
Most Popular“Ireland's Eye is a very beautiful small island, a homeland to various wild species, especially birds and seals. The trip is perfect for everyone who loves nature and/or photography.”
Rossaveel to Inis Mór ferry day trip with a 40-minute crossing, bike or bus tours, Dún Aonghasa cliff views, music, and food.
“It was a great way to spend the day. The water was a bit rough but the ferry is large and seats are comfortable.”
Howth Coastal Boat Tour to Ireland’s Eye: 50-min small-group cruise with live history, seabirds, seals, and photo stops near Dublin.
“We truly loved our tour around Ireland’s Eye. We had a fantastic tour guide, Harry, who was kind and extremely informative and gave us such a great rundown of the history of the island. We loved his style of touring which was never overbearing. Thanks to Harry and Maggie, this was a highlight of our…”
Round-trip ferry from Rossaveel to Inis Mór with a smooth crossing, bar service, and hours to explore the island on your own.
“The boat ride over to island was nice. We found someone to drive us around and show us sites. He was very entertaining. Lunch on island was terrific. Did shopping and was able to send back to states. All in all it was wonderful day.”
Ferry from Howth to Ireland’s Eye for bird watching, dramatic sea views, and a chance to see puffins near Dublin.
“Enjoyed a lot , seen the seals as well , I recommend highly”
A short ferry hop from Howth to Ireland’s Eye for sea-bird spotting, seals, and a secluded beach swim, with scenic cliff views en route.
“I really wouldn't recommend taking the boat that lands on Ireland's Eye. I think most people would be better off with the boat ride around the island and the harbor.”
Take a luxury day ferry from Galway to Inis Oírr, the smallest Aran Island, for sandy beaches, castle ruins, and time to bike or tour.
“It was a lovely experience considering that I had small children.Their safety was guaranteed from the ferry to the Island.Lovely people out there at the island.Took a horse carriage to explor le the place it was lovely”
Fast ferry from Dingle Marina to Great Blasket Island, with dolphin spotting near Fungie and time for history on the Blaskets.
“Great day on the water, saw dolphins and deals. The island has lots of history. Would have uploaded photos but after two attempts gave up!”
Take a Rossaveel ferry to quiet Inis Meáin (Inishmaan), explore at your pace, then return to Galway by 16:30.
“The land of rocks has a truly impressive man made wonder. More labor invested here than the pyramids of Egypt. And just as impressive to hike to the top and soak it all in.”
Rossaveel ferry to Inis Oírr for Atlantic views and flexible island time to bike, tour by mini-bus, or unwind in the pub.
“The island is so pretty. Full of character. Residents so friendly. We also enjoyed the the relaxing atmosphere in the pub after our cycle.”
Self-guided day return ferry from Cleggan to Inishbofin. Fast crossing on The Island Discovery, cliff walks, beaches, and flexible island time.
“Loved the whole experience- the boat trip, island fascinating and food great. We had a great walk over the island and over to the beach . Lots of families and children everywhere. Such a lovely feeling.”
Take a comfortable return ferry from Galway’s Rossaveel to quiet Inis Meáin, with time to tour forts, beaches, Synge sites, and knitwear.
“summons at 4:30 p.m. for the departure of Inishmaan, and the boat does not arrive until 5:00 p.m., it's a shame, we lost time to be on time! especially since the "locals" know that the boat doesn't arrive until 5:00 p.m. cae, they arrived only 5 minutes before!”
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