HARBOUR CRUISES · IRELAND HARBOUR CRUISES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 ireland harbour cruises worth the fare, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you reach the gangway.
Review of Westport’s 90-minute Clew Bay Cruise, with seals, Croagh Patrick, island stories, practical tips, pricing, and honest advice.
“Avoid a wet day as it’s impossible to see anything and the commentary was good but the speed was too fast”
See Cork Harbour by boat on a 2-hour cruise with live history, Blackrock Castle, Haulbowline Island, seals, and 360-degree views.
“Absolutely fabulous experience, the guides knowledge of local history and her stories about the harbour historically and present day were informative, interesting and humourous at times. I highly encourage everyone to book an excursion here”
Sail Dublin Bay from Dun Laoghaire to Howth for coastal views, seals, islands, and a scenic one-way trip with DART savings.
“Really friendly staff. Great day out. Brought our dog Murphy who proved a hit with the other passengers. Will definitely do it again.”
Review of Kinsale Harbour and Bandon River boat tour, with forts, coves, wildlife, fishing, hands-on boating, price, and practical tips.
“Captain Brian was cheerful and gave thorough narratives of the history and lore. First mate Alf was cuddled by all. The idea of a personal tour with 5 family members is priceless. The boat is perfect size and comfortable. Loved it. Loved it. Loved it!!!”
Review the Dublin Bay Cruise from Howth to Dun Laoghaire, with lighthouse views, coastal scenery, DART tips, price advice, and practical details.
“The beautiful views of Dublin Bay , however due to lack of space we had to spend some of our journey inside the vessel when sea was a little choppy . But overall really enjoyed the trip 🙂”
Cruise from Baltimore Harbor to Fastnet Rock at sunset, with coastal views, wildlife spotting, and practical tips for this three-hour trip.
“Spacious boat with lots of room to move about but seating was oversize (too high and too wide) and not very comfortable for a 3 hour journey.”
An hour with a guide, a table with a menu, or a fare on the working ferry.
