Aran Island Ferry Tickets
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Aran Island Ferry Tickets
In reference to my previous post - http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34991649 is it necessary to purchase ferry tickets in advance? We will be going mid-May - and from what I have read on this forum, it sounds like it will be right before busy season.
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You probably don't need to purchase in advance. You might want to give them a call from there. If you get there and the weather is terrible, you may want to change your plans, so I would lean towards not purchasing in advance.
Bill
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You don't need to purchase tickets in advance. However, if you are going to bring a car over, you should have a reservation.
It is cheaper, if you are just going for the day, to rent a car on Aran (reserve in advance) or take an island bus tour.
It is cheaper, if you are just going for the day, to rent a car on Aran (reserve in advance) or take an island bus tour.
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The weather warning is a good heads up for you -- when I crossed over to the islands (from near Galway) I made the mistake of hanging out on the upper deck, with a ton of other people. We all got drenched from the pitching and wave action, and some wave hit me so hard it washed my watch off my wrist--and I didn't even notice until we landed because I was holding on to the rigging to stay put! I went down below for the trip back.
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Apr 18th, 2007 02:14 PM


Sometimes I get so caught up in the excitment of the trip!
