We journey through Connemara untill we reach Camus viewing point, where we pause to take in stunning views of the sea and mountains and inhale the fresh Connemara Air.

We make a stop at Rossaveal Harbour, where we embark on a ferry to Inishmore the largest of the Aran Islands. The Ferry ride takes approximately 45 minutes

Upon arriving on Inishmore we are greeted by our local guide who shares with us the rich history, culture and Irish language spoke on the island, as well as insights into what its live to on a island

Dun Aonghasa is a prehistoric fort located on Inishmore. This ancient stone fort is perched on the edge of a 100-meter cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, offering breathtaking views of the rugged coastline. The fort is a remarkable example of ancient Irish architecture and engineering. The site consists of three massive dry-stone walls forming a semicircle, enclosing an inner area of about 14 acres. As you embark on the 1km hike to Dun Aonghasa, you are surrounded by stunning natural beauty, with wildflowers and panoramic views of the sea. The walk is invigorating and allows you to immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of the island. Upon reaching the fort, you are struck by its impressive size and strategic location, perched on the edge of the cliff. You can explore the ancient ruins, walk along the cliff edge. The time spent at Dun Aonghasa is a truly unforgettable experience, offering a glimpse into Ireland's ancient past and the enduring beauty of its landscapes.

This is a 45 min sailing each way from Rossaveal to Inishmore and return