- I would recommend seeing about a hotel stay in Portmagee and if they have a captain that has access to landing at Skellig Michael.
- The boat was very small and the boat journey is stunning with beautiful views. We were taken around the little skellig and then landed on skellig michael.
- The twin crags of Skellig Michael Islands appears in the horizon, shortly after the Skellig Michael Boat Trips start off from Portmagee Village.
- The largest of the Skelligs is Skellig Michael (Sceilg Mhichil) and was home to one of the earliest monastic settlements in Ireland.
- The awe-inducing island of Skellig Michael, a World Heritage Site, lies some 12km (8 miles) off the coast of Bolus Head in County Kerry.
- There are about 500 stones in Skellig Michael that were placed in their original place by monks, and these stones lead to a narrow ridge called the “saddle of Christ”.
- The boat was very small and the boat journey is stunning with beautiful views. We were taken around the little skellig and then landed on skellig michael.
- The first written evidence of Skellig Michael is found in a late eight-century account of the death of a monk from the island.
- Skellig Michael consists of approximately 22 hectares (54 acres) of rock, with its highest point, known as the Spit, 714 ft (218 m) above sea level.
- skellig The small jagged island of Skellig Michael is the point on the earth plane in which many purport the renowned Michael ley line enters Gaia.