We used the Aran group for our trip to the face of the Cliffs. The boat was large, seating for 60 people, but the space on the back to view the cliffs was crowded. The ladies who had claimed the rail side spots didn't feel the need to let others have a turn, which seemed rude, but not the fault... More

The ferry takes you the Aron islands - the view of the journey is awesome! If he weather is good you can see the island and cliffs of Moher on he other hand!!! The Inis Mór - the one I visited - is the best place I visited in Ireland. I rent a bike a travelled all day round from... More

Very convenient ferry trip from Doolin to the Aran Islands. I liked this particular company because they offered a combination trip to the Aran Islands and the Cliffs of Moher. Book the ferry at the pier and not with the travel agent. The travel agent charged us 10 euro more than what the cost of purchasing the tickets the day... More

Fast , comfortable and reasonable. Aran islands are well worth the trip. Even if the historical sea sickness was a struggle ha ha.

Book a ferry incl. 1 night stay at Inis mor. Beautiful island. make a tour by bicycle or bus. very friendly people. history. eat and drink at Tí Joe Watty's and you dont want to leave the island..

Actually its very nice, it was so cold, so dont 4get about jackets. it will be amazing if you love nature.

Fast, on time, good service, frequent, friendly. Short of a plane, the only way to get to the Aran Islands!

Having seen the view from the top of the Cliffs of Moher on multiple occasions in all kinds of weather, we found the boat ride to the bottom to be both fascinating and well done. The captain made multiple passes near both the base of the cliff and the nearby spires so that we could watch the birds diving off... More

Easy and simple to access,helpful staff and enjoyable trip.Travelled with toddlers to pensioners,all effort to help was made.