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Thomas Faherty Tours: Discover Inis Mór by Pony and Trap
Explore Inis Mór's hidden gems with traditional pony & trap tours, uncovering stories and sights at a relaxed, picture-perfect pace.
Experience the charm of Inis Mór with Thomas Faherty's traditional pony and trap tours. Enjoy a unique, slow-paced journey through the island's stunning landscapes and rich history, guided by local stories passed down through generations.
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Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
Monday
8 am-7 am
Tuesday
8 am-7 pm
Wednesday
8 am-7 pm
Thursday
8 am-7 pm
Friday
8 am-7 pm
Saturday
8 am-7 pm
Sunday
8 am-7 pm
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Getting There
Ferry
To reach Thomas Faherty Tours, first take a ferry to Inis Mór. Ferries operate from Rossaveel (year-round) and Doolin (seasonal). From Rossaveel, the ferry journey is approximately 40 minutes and costs around €72 for a return trip. From Doolin, the ferry takes about 35 minutes and costs between €22 and €44 for a return trip. Upon arrival at Kilronan Pier, Thomas Faherty Tours are readily available. The pier is located within walking distance of the village center.
Walking
From Kilronan Pier, Thomas Faherty Tours are easily accessible on foot. As you disembark the ferry, you'll find the pony and traps and tour operators near the pier. The walk from the pier to the center of Kilronan village, where many tours begin, is short and straightforward. The terrain is mostly flat and paved, making it an easy walk for most visitors.
Local tips
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Wear comfortable shoes for walking on uneven terrain, especially if you plan to visit Dún Aonghasa or the Wormhole.
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Bring a rain jacket and layers, as the weather on Inis Mór can be unpredictable.
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Book your pony and trap tour in advance, especially during peak season, to ensure availability.
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Ask your guide for recommendations on local restaurants and pubs to experience authentic Irish cuisine and hospitality.
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Bring a map to help navigate the island's winding roads and discover hidden gems.
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Embark on a memorable journey through Inis Mór, the largest of the Aran Islands, with Thomas Faherty Tours. Offering a traditional mode of transport dating back to the 1940s, these pony and trap tours provide an intimate and enchanting way to explore the island's scenic beauty and cultural heritage.Thomas Faherty, a local expert, guides visitors with captivating stories and historical insights passed down through generations. The tours offer more than just transportation; they provide an immersive storytelling experience that brings the island's past and present to life. Discover hidden gems and lesser-known spots, such as the fascinating Wormhole, a natural rectangular pool carved into the limestone.Inis Mór itself is a treasure trove of ancient monuments, rugged coastlines, and vibrant Irish culture. Highlights include Dún Aonghasa, a prehistoric stone fort perched dramatically on the edge of a cliff, and the Black Fort, offering a more secluded historical experience. The island's unique landscape is characterized by stone walls, small fields, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.Whether you're seeking a private tour for two or an afternoon excursion for a group, Thomas Faherty Tours can tailor the experience to your plans. Immerse yourself in the island's history, look for seals along the coast, and enjoy the stunning surroundings at a relaxed, picture-friendly pace.
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