DM Executive Line is a professional chauffeur service based in the west of Ireland, and this transfer takes you from Dublin Airport down to Doolin for the Aran Islands ferry - roughly a 3-hour drive in a modern Mercedes-Benz with a certified professional driver.
Your chauffeur collects you from Dublin cruise port (the reverse journey is also available). The price is fixed from the moment you book - no surprise extras when you arrive.
Key details: you get 60 minutes of complimentary waiting time at the airport, all vehicles are fully modern Mercedes-Benz, and the service runs door-to-door with a meet-and-greet on arrival.
What’s Included
Private transportation
All fees and taxes
WiFi on board
Bottled water
Mobile device chargers
Air-conditioned vehicle
What’s Not Included
Gratuities
Good to Know
Service animals are welcome and specialist infant seats are available on request. Child seats can also be arranged. Suitable for all fitness levels. The reverse journey - from Doolin back to Dublin - is available to book as well.
Local Tips
The ferry pier is at the bottom of the hill in the Harbour hamlet. If you’re catching a morning crossing to Inis Oírr (twenty minutes each way) or Inis Mór (about an hour), aim to arrive at the pier with time to spare rather than rushing from the car. Ferries leave when they leave.
Inis Oírr is the closest island and the natural day-trip from Doolin - you can hire a bike at the pier when you arrive and cover the island in a few hours, back in time for the evening session. Inis Mór is further and better reached from Rossaveal near Galway if you want a full day there.
If your ferry is weather-delayed or cancelled (the phrase ‘weather-permitting’ does real work on this pier), spend the afternoon well: the Doolin Pier Loop is a 3 km walk that takes forty minutes, or head south on the coastal path toward the Cliffs of Moher. You get the same cliff edge without the visitor-centre queue.
The village has four pubs - Gus O’Connor’s on Fisher Street, McGann’s and McDermott’s up at the Roadford crossroads, and Fitzpatrick’s at Hotel Doolin. Sessions run most nights. Gus O’Connor’s on a Sunday afternoon, from around 4pm, is a good way to wait out a delayed departure.
Nearby on IrelandMe
Doolin - three hamlets, four pubs, and the only ferry pier in Clare for the Aran Islands; Gus O’Connor’s has been pouring since 1832 and running trad sessions most nights of the year
