Photo of Doonmore Hotel Inishbofin

Doonmore Hotel Inishbofin

Inishbofin Island Inishbofin, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland

Travel Blogs Nearby

I'm a bog hopper!

A travel blog entry by londonpenguin

5
9

... money down to pay for it. The guy didn't even touch the money for a full five minutes. And then Michelle bought something, and it was roughly the same thing. He was awfully nice and told us where we would find the craic tonight. (Have I mentioned craic? It's pronounced “crack,” and it more or less means “good fun.” So, you might ask someone, “Where's the craic tonight?” Which just means you're looking for a fun evening out, probably with ...

Thanks Magella

A travel blog entry by leann-robyn

23

Another island recommendation. We lucked out again and as we drove closer to the island, the sky cleared up and we yet again were lucky enough to have another good weather day for island exploring. We didn't stay on the island but only because the hostels were all booked up. If given the choice, we would’ve!

Thanking Magella who didn't lead us astray,
Leann and ...

Inishbofin

A travel blog entry by leann-robyn

50

... delicious smoked salmon for dinner) and the last ferry back. As was the case with Inis Oirr, the ferry was pedestrian only and visitor cars are not permitted on the island. We spent the day walking around the West loop of the island. The ferry ride and the views from the island were beautiful. We could've easily missed such a great experience and we’re so glad we didn’t.

Grateful for the recommendation,
Robyn and ...

The Connemara

A travel blog entry by leann-robyn

54

... sail over to Inishboffin island and another to stop at the Kylemore Abbey, one of Irelands most touristed attractions. If we had more time, we would've explored the Connemara National Park a bit more. It’s known for its great hikes and walks and warrants a bit of exploring time for sure.

At the risk of sounding like a cheesy tourist, Kylemore Abbey ...

Ritorno in patria, nella mia Irlanda

A travel blog entry by girodeuropa

8

... di torba che scalda le lunghe serate invernali, e soprattutto grande musica tradizionale tutte le sere dell’anno, fanno di questo pub un luogo imperdibile per chi come me adora passare le serate avvolto dalle splendide armonie del violino, del banjo, della fisarmonica, del flauto e del bodhran, il tipico tamburello a mano irlandese.














...

Search Inishbofin Hotels

City:
Check-in:

mm/dd/yyyy
Check-out:

mm/dd/yyyy
Adults:
Price level: