Cycling Inishmore Island. Aran Islands. Self Guided.

Inishmore offers a self-guided tour with various bike options, allowing you to explore ancient forts, churches, pagan stones, seal colonies, and the Worm Hole, a natural sea pool where tides ebb and flow. Experience the island’s rich history and stunning beauty at your own pace.

A highlight of Inishmore is the ancient Dun Aengus fort, located just 4 miles away from the main village. This extraordinary prehistoric site rests on the edge of a 300-foot-high cliff overlooking the ocean. The semi-circular fort boasts a 50-meter-wide inner court surrounded by a formidable 6-meter-high wall, 5 meters thick at its base, and a sharp-pointed stone rampart for added defense. Experts consider Dun Aengus one of the finest prehistoric monuments in Europe due to its impressive structure and prime location. The fort offers not only a glimpse into ancient history but also breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and coastline.

Inishmore is the most populated of the Aran Islands, with around 1,100 residents. The island's main village, Kilronan, offers a charming place to relax after a day of cycling. Kilronan is home to various shops, pubs, and restaurants, providing the perfect setting to unwind and enjoy local food and drink. Whether you prefer exploring the island’s historic sites or simply soaking in the serene atmosphere, Inishmore offers a memorable experience for all types of travelers. If you'd like a more guided experience, a local cycling guide is available for an additional cost.