Top Things to do in Inishmore
Top Restaurants in Inishmore
Top 10 Things to do in Inishmore, Western Ireland
Discover the best top things to do in Inishmore, Ireland including Dun Aonghasa, Inishmore Playground, Dun Duchathair, Teampall Bhean'in, Dun Eochla, The Worm Hole (Poll na bPeist), Kilmurvey Beach, Teampall Chiarain, Na Seacht Teampaill (The Seven Churches), Dun Eoghanachta.
Restaurants in Inishmore
1. Dun Aonghasa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,399 reviews
Perched on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Dun Aonghasa is the largest of the prehistoric stone forts of the Aran Islands. It is enclosed by three massive dry-stone walls and a chevaux-de-frise consisting of blocks of limestone set vertically into the ground to deter attackers. Originally constructed c.1100BC, it was re-fortified around 700-800 AD. Excavations revealed significant evidence of prehistoric metalworking, as well as several burials. Visitor safety information: The fort is about 1km from the Visitors Centre and is approached over rising ground. The last section of the path is over rough, natural rock and care is needed, especially when descending. Boots or strong walking shoes are recommended. There is no fence or barrier at the edge of the cliff.
Reviewed By geraldine946 - Western Ireland, Ireland
Well worth a visit, rain hail or sunshine....have been here a few times and loved it, the most amazing views on the island and definitely worth it.
2. Inishmore Playground
3. Dun Duchathair
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By redhead_roaming - Seattle, United States
Honestly, it's quite an adventure just getting to this place! We rented mountain bikes in town and we were glad we got those versus gentle city bikes. The road that gets you closest, while it looks smooth and nice on Google Maps satellite view, is full of large rocks that would take out city bikes - there was more than one occasion I almost biffed it even with my mountain bike! While walking is certainly an option, it kinda makes sense just to get bikes for the whole day to explore the island anyway. Anyway, the path ends near the cliff side, with a lone bench. It's not America - there are no signs, no safety rails, nothing. Be safe and be informed as to where you need to go. We left our bikes there and I was really worried they would get stolen but no one touched them - thank you kind people! Walking through the limestone landscape, you have to be careful where you step, as you could easily twist an ankle if you're too busy looking around. You start to notice that the stone walls have a couple entries in them and you can follow some virtually all the way to Dun Duchathair. Once you get there, there's not much to see of the actual fort. There's no signs about not walking on the structure and you kinda have to but we tried to keep that to a minimum, to keep the integrity of the structure for years to come. We sat and enjoyed the views for a while though, especially loving waves crashing along the steep cliffs. As cool as watching the sunset would be here, I 100% do not recommend it. I can't imagine trying to navigate the cliffs or the limestone landscape in the dark. For clothing, it wasn't a terribly cold day but with the wind, it made it. We had lightweight fleece jackets, pants and good hiking shoes.
4. Teampall Bhean'in
5. Dun Eochla
6. The Worm Hole (Poll na bPeist)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By Tjorne18
In July 1971 my girlfriend and I dived into the swimming pool. We had no idea it was linked with the ocean. When we told locals, they were appalled. Inishmor 1971 was before electricity and cars. Ferry out of Galway once a week. Today’s visitors have no idea what a wonderful place it was. Tripadvisor seems not to like trips down memory lane. Hence July 2020!
7. Kilmurvey Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By martin13f - Ireland, null
Kilmurvey beach is beautiful white sand blue flag beach sheltered on three sides. It's just off the road from Kilronan village to Dun Aengus.
8. Teampall Chiarain
9. Na Seacht Teampaill (The Seven Churches)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By Joanyxxx - Dublin, Ireland
A nice little stop off on your way to Din Aonughusa, set near the ocean, ruins of 7 churches. Reccomend visiting for a little break on your route.
10. Dun Eoghanachta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
