2023年5月17日 · The Wormhole of Inis Mór (Poll na bPéist) is one of Ireland’s hidden gems. Although it looks like it was cut by some enormous machine, it is in-fact naturally-formed and folklore tells that it’s actually a serpent’s lair!

The Wormhole is a rectangular shaped blow hole that was naturally carved by mother nature. It’s dimensions are approximately 25m long, 10m wide and between 10-20m deep. The Wormhole or “ Poll na bPeist ” in Gaelic is a spectacular natural feature, and one of …

Visit The Worm Hole on Inis Mór in 2025 with info on how to get to The Wormhole (Poll na bPeist/The Serpents Lair) with directions map & when to visit

2019年2月2日 · One of the most remarkable features of Inishmore island is the “Wormhole” or Poll na bPéist as it is otherwise known, which means Serpent’s Lair relating to the reptilian sea monster from Gaelic folklore.

2022年5月19日 · The Wormhole Inis Mór is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s most unique and striking natural attractions and one of the best hidden gems in County Galway. Located on the largest of Galway’s Aran Islands, this spot is popular for those looking for an exciting adventure experience.

Visit The Worm Hole. The Worm Hole (also known as “Serpent’s Lair”) is a natural formation much sought-after by extreme sportsmen and women! Located on the island of Inishmore (on the Aran Islands archipelago), the site is a strange spot, arranged in the shape of an almost perfect rectangular hole.

2025年1月7日 · One of the most remarkable features of Inishmore island is the Poll na bPéist which translates to Serpent’s Lair, relating to the legend of a reptilian sea monster from Gaelic folklore. Most of the locals refer to the Poll na bPéist as the “Wormhole.”

2023年9月27日 · One of Inishmore’s most famous natural attractions is the Wormhole, known as “Poll na bPéist” in Irish. This rectangular-shaped pool was formed by the relentless pounding of the Atlantic Ocean against the limestone rocks.

2024年2月15日 · The Wormhole Inis Mór is not just a geological wonder; it’s also steeped in local folklore and tradition. It is said to be the home of the mythical sea serpent, the Péist, which is believed to emerge from the pool on the eve of St. John’s Day.

The Worm Hole on Inis Mór (Inishmore) Island, also known as Poll na bPéist or The Serpent’s Lair, is a natural rectangular pool that was carved by the sea in the limestone rocks of the island, creating a stunning contrast between the turquoise water and the grey stone.