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－ Starting Time：7:30am
－ Departure Point：Dublin 8 Heuston Station (Customer Service Desk)
－ Time Duration：14hrs
－ Voucher Type：Printed Electronic Voucher
－ Highlights －
＃ Flies you to the magical Aran Island of Inishmore
＃ Visit the illustrious Dun Aonghusa
＃ Admire the spectacular sea-cliffs and the unspoilt views of the Atlantic Ocean
－ What You Can Expect －
Take this unique opportunity to visit the largest of the legendary Aran Islands facing the wild Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of Galway Bay. Get away from it all on a day trip from Dublin that flies you to the magical Aran Island of Inis Mor. You'll discover the old Ireland that's rich in culture and history, with a long tradition of friendly hospitality.
Check in for 07:35 departure from Dublin Heuston Station, opened in 1844 as the headquarters of the Great Southern & Western Railway and is now the official principal station of Iarnrod Eireann, Ireland』s national railway company. As your train departs, we travel in a south westerly direction, through Dublin's western suburbs and then through the lush fertile countryside of Co. Kildare. Our journey takes us through the Curragh which is famous for its racecourse, home of the Irish Derby, and there are many stud farms in the vicinity. Your route takes you into the midlands and the Bog of Allen, vast tracts of peat-land. Before then we pass through the County Town of Tullamore and then to Clara across the gentle farmlands of north Offaly. The train crosses the Shannon marks the historic border between the province of Leinster and Connacht –the historic province of the West of Ireland. You are now heading due west, surrounded by peat bog on both sides of the line. On the last few kilometres before Galway, you will get your first glimpse of Galway Bay.
Arrive into Galway were you will be brought to the Aer Arran mini-coach for transfer to Connemara Airport for your short flight to Inis Mor. Irish is the spoken language on the Aran Islands although the locals will be more than happy to speak to you in English. For many, the highlight of the tour is the formidable pre-Christian fort of Dun Aonghusa, with spectacular sea-cliffs on the western side and unspoilt views of the Atlantic Ocean. Flight times may vary occasionally to cater for the numbers flying.
－ Starting Time：7:30am
－ Departure Point：Dublin 8 Heuston Station (Customer Service Desk)
－ Time Duration：14hrs
－ Voucher Type：Printed Electronic Voucher
－ Highlights －
＃ Flies you to the magical Aran Island of Inishmore
＃ Visit the illustrious Dun Aonghusa
＃ Admire the spectacular sea-cliffs and the unspoilt views of the Atlantic Ocean
－ What You Can Expect －
Take this unique opportunity to visit the largest of the legendary Aran Islands facing the wild Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of Galway Bay. Get away from it all on a day trip from Dublin that flies you to the magical Aran Island of Inis Mor. You'll discover the old Ireland that's rich in culture and history, with a long tradition of friendly hospitality.
Check in for 07:35 departure from Dublin Heuston Station, opened in 1844 as the headquarters of the Great Southern & Western Railway and is now the official principal station of Iarnrod Eireann, Ireland』s national railway company. As your train departs, we travel in a south westerly direction, through Dublin's western suburbs and then through the lush fertile countryside of Co. Kildare. Our journey takes us through the Curragh which is famous for its racecourse, home of the Irish Derby, and there are many stud farms in the vicinity. Your route takes you into the midlands and the Bog of Allen, vast tracts of peat-land. Before then we pass through the County Town of Tullamore and then to Clara across the gentle farmlands of north Offaly. The train crosses the Shannon marks the historic border between the province of Leinster and Connacht –the historic province of the West of Ireland. You are now heading due west, surrounded by peat bog on both sides of the line. On the last few kilometres before Galway, you will get your first glimpse of Galway Bay.
Arrive into Galway were you will be brought to the Aer Arran mini-coach for transfer to Connemara Airport for your short flight to Inis Mor. Irish is the spoken language on the Aran Islands although the locals will be more than happy to speak to you in English. For many, the highlight of the tour is the formidable pre-Christian fort of Dun Aonghusa, with spectacular sea-cliffs on the western side and unspoilt views of the Atlantic Ocean. Flight times may vary occasionally to cater for the numbers flying.
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