Wild West Boat Tours

Wild West Boat Tours is a family run business with over 30 years experience operating charter boats from their home port of Blacksod Bay, in county Mayo. They offer daily trips to the beautiful Inishkea Islands and the Croaghaun sea cliffs of Achill island. The Inishkea islands are located around 3km off Mayo's coast, yet…

ByFiona O'MalleyJune 6, 20250Comments

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Osprey Viking Cruises

Waterford is Irelland's oldest city and is home to a treasure trove of historical landmarks. Its estuary played a pivotal role and acted as the gateway for the early Viking settlers. Norman and Cromwellian conquests feature heavily in local history, as do events from both WW1 and WW2. The port of Waterford was a significant…

ByFiona O'MalleyMay 28, 20250Comments

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Dolphin Discovery Kilrush

The West Clare peninsula is an area of unspoilt, natural beauty wedged between the roaring Atlantic to the north, and the more tranquil Shannon estuary to the south. At its most westerly point, Loop Head the river Shannon ends its 212.5 mile journey from the Shannon Pot in county Cavan, and enters the Atlantic ocean.…

ByFiona O'MalleyMay 17, 20250Comments

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Find Your Playground With West Coast Rib Adventures

At West Coast Rib Adventures, every journey is an unforgettable exploration of the breathtaking beauty that awaits you along the Shannon Estuary. The mouth of the river Shannon is a playground for adventure and is home to lots of amazing views, caves, and cliff coves, and a spectacular array of wildlife including seals, dolphins, gulls,…

ByFiona O'MalleyMay 17, 20250Comments

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Scattery Island Tours

Located on the Wild Atlantic Way, just off Kilrush, county Clare, Scattery Island is one of Ireland's finest hidden gems, where rich biodiversity meets centuries of captivating heritage. Explore ancient ruins, stroll along the picturesque trails as you discover the unique and tranquil charms of Scattery Island, where every step unveils a new story waiting…

ByFiona O'MalleyMay 17, 20250Comments

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Clare Island Ferry / Inishturk Ferry

Clare Island is the largest of Clew Bay's islands, which lies roughly 5km off the coast of county Mayo. It stands guard at the entrance to Clew Bay off Ireland’s west coast and is famous for being home to the 15 th century pirate queen Grace O'Malley. It has a beautiful sandy beach which makes an ideal…

ByFiona O'MalleyMay 17, 20250Comments

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Discover the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher with Doolin Ferry – Best Boat Tour in Ireland 2025

Planning a summer escape along the Wild Atlantic Way? Don’t miss Doolin – the gateway to the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher. Just 15 minutes from Doolin, the Aran Islands offer a peaceful step back in time, where stone walls, sandy beaches, and quiet roads invite you to slow down and reconnect. Doolin Ferry…

ByFiona O'MalleyMay 1, 20250Comments

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Donegal Bay Waterbus

No trip to Donegal would be complete without a cruise on Ireland's largest waterbus! Since 2006, Donegal Bay Waterbus have been sharing their knowledge of the area and providing fantastic entertainment, all helping to create memories that will last a lifetime. The impressive 80ft long boat sets sail from Donegal town pier and can carry…

ByFiona O'MalleyMay 1, 20250Comments

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Atlantic Coastal Cruises – Don’t Just See The Wild Atlantic Way, Experience It!

Atlantic Coastal Cruises is a locally owned, family run business that was set up in 2019. The beautiful coastal town of Killybegs, has been predominantly a commercial fishing town in Donegal Bay on the Wild Atlantic Way. Its deep harbour enables cruise ships to visit and also boasts the unique honour of two lighthouses. Just…

ByFiona O'MalleyApril 20, 20250Comments

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