Day 6 - Biking the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher
Taking the ferry to the largest of the Aran Islands this morning you will hop on your bikes to visit the impressive Dun Aonghasa Fort, balanced precariously on the edge of a sheer sea-cliff. On the southwest edge of the island, those with a head for heights can descend onto a limestone shelf edge of the island to view the worm-hole, an enormous rectangular blow-hole where the Red Bull World Cliff Diving Championship is frequently held. After lunch, you will have a little free time to explore the fascinating Inis Mór some more, perhaps digging deeper into its history or learning a bit of Gaelic from a local in an island pub before sailing back to the mainland and visiting the famous Cliffs of Moher
Towering above the crashing Atlantic Sea are one of Ireland’s most iconic and well known
sights, The Cliffs of Moher. Standing at over 700ft high, these cliffs are home to a plethora of sea birds nesting from early spring onwards. Take a late evening walk along the cliffs with your guide and witness the awesome power of mother nature before you take a tour of the visitors centre and cliff exhibition nearby. The Cliffs of Moher have majestically faced the Atlantic for over 350 million years and their beauty is incomparable – it is Ireland’s most visited tourist attraction and when you visit you will understand why.
Overnight: Ballyvaughan | Gregans Castle
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch
Ride Details: 27 km / 17 miles