INISHEER is the smallest of the islands (1,400 acres) and is an outcrop of the famous Burren landscape in Co. Clare.  Having an abundance of flora, fauna, and nesting birds it is a haven for botanists and nature lovers.  The everyday language of the islanders is Irish and their songs and stories enshrine much of Ireland's folklore and ancient culture.  It boasts one of the most beautiful beaches on the western seaboard.

Our ferries leave Doolin pier daily for Inisheer (inis oirr).  Doolin is the closest port to the island and the crossing takes only 25 mins.  This makes our service the fastest crossing to the Aran Islands.

Once you arrive on Inisheer you can rent a bike or take a guided tour of the island with the Pony and Traps.

Food is available in the 3 pubs on the island.

If you plan to stay the island has many Bed and Brekfast's, a Hostel, a Hotel and a Camp Site.  We can arrange a place to stay for you if you like.          Contact Us

Places to Visit

• O Brien's Castle

15th century castle built within a cashel (Dun Formna) thousands of years old.  Superb views!

• Cnoc Raithni

Bronze age tumulus (mould) dating from 2000B.C.

• Teampall Chaomhain

10th century church located within the graveyard.  St. Caomhan is the patron of Inisheer.

• Cill Ghobnait

Small 9th century church.

• Tobar Einne

The holy well of St. Enda, patron of Aran.

• The Plassey

Freighter wrecked on the rocks and washed ashore in 1960.

Book the ferry to.. INISHEER

Link for Accommodation:Where to stay on Inisheer