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'A huge thank you to our funders and supporters who helped make these initiatives possible,' CFFAM posted
A brand new eBike fleet is in place on Arranmore Island.
The bikes, as well as our other activities, are now available to book online, making it easier than ever to explore the beauty of Arranmore Island at your own pace.
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“Whether you're visiting for the day or rediscovering the island as a local, our eBikes offer a fun, accessible way to take in the views,” Comharchumann Forbartha & Fostaíochta Árainn Mhór - a Community Co-Operative and run the Community Services Program - posted.
“As a social enterprise, every booking helps support the work of CFFAM, allowing us to continue delivering community services, activities, and opportunities that benefit the people of Arranmore.
“A huge thank you to our funders and supporters who helped make these initiatives possible. Your support is helping us grow sustainable tourism while supporting our island community. Míle buíochas daoibh uilig.”
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