Une croisière idyllique sur la magnifique baie de Dublin de la capitale est devenue un « must » sur la liste des choses à faire de chacun. Avec une vue sur les superbes falaises de Howth, le phare de Baily et l'île Dalkey, pour n'en citer que quelques-unes, c'est une journée à ne pas manquer. Pourquoi ne pas faire un voyage dans la magnifique baie de la Biosphère de Dublin et profiter de la ville sous un angle vraiment unique.
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Partez du charmant village de pêcheurs de Howth, dans le nord du comté de Dublin. Au cours de votre voyage de 60 à 70 minutes, vous découvrirez des aspects de Dublin qui ne sont possibles avec aucun autre mode de transport : le port de Howth, l'Island of Ireland's Eye ainsi que Howth Head, les phares de Baily et de Kish. Sortez et profitez-en.
Pendant que vous naviguez autour de Howth Head, admirez le phare de Baily à Howth Cliffs. Au loin, vous verrez également le phare de Kish, avant de traverser la baie de Dublin lors de votre voyage vers Dun Laoghaire.
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No complaints. Very weather dependent. Our day was a bit overcast and the sea was a bit choppy, so the view of the coastline wasn't as good as we had hoped for. That said it was a quiet and pleasant trip. As older travelers we didn't find the app that easy to use, but thankfully didn't need to on the day.
Perfect excursion. The crew is very nice and I find it essential to spend noon to see the Eye of Ireland and the Bay. The views from the boat are amazing. The tour takes about 1 hour. And you enjoy every moment. In the harbour there are also a couple of seals, in this case we saw the male. Then we had lunch there, the fish very fresh and spectacularly delicious. On price the boat trip is economical and then you eat delicious for a great price. Plus it's not crowded. Recommended 100%
Great infrastructure on the boat, seats available indoors and outdoors, friendly and helpful staff. Great scenery and very enjoyable experience for a reasonable price!
We went from Howth to Dun Laoghaire.Lovely trip & plenty seats & we were able to sit on deck.There was a bit of commentary around Howth but none regarding Poolbeg, Lambay or Dun Laoghaire.As it was a pleasant day we enjoyed the trip.
The boat trip was pleasant but there was no commentary whatsoever. It was very disappointing. When a member of the crew was asked about a sighting, he just said he was new. I would not recommend it
We did the one-way boat ride from Howth to Dun Laoghaire. The views were pretty but we were disappointed that there was no commentary (not even about safety precautions 😳). It was a sunny day, but high winds and high waves – so it was not a comfortable ride especially for anyone with sensitivity/motion sickness. Could use better signage on where to line up. Fortunately a friendly worker of another company told us what to do because our boat (nor any staff) was not there.
The view was absolutely stunning. Part of that was surely owed to the stunning weather, but I’m certain it would’ve been equally stunning in pouring rain (just a different appeal). The sailing we had originally booked was sadly not available, but we were contacted with enough time to spare in order to switch our plans around. A big thanks to Olwyn here, who handled the whole exchange absolutely brilliantly. Staff on board were perfectly professional, though I did not interact with them much myself. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay on board.
My Mum and I had a thoroughly enjoyable experience.Beautiful scenery and friendly crew who made the trip so special for us.Thank you all.
A beautiful day in the bay. Saw harbour seals and porpoises. However, the only commentary was at Ireland's Eye and the Baily Lighthouse. As a Dubliner I didn't mind, but for visitors I'm sure it was disappointing. Nothing about Lambay, Poolbeg or Dun Laoghaire.
Had a wonderful time, staff were very helpful and polite. The younger generation seemed to have really enjoyed the experience….
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Excursion en bateau de Howth à Dun Laoghaire | 1 heure | 4.5 (20) | $32 | |
 Howth Coastal Half-Day Bus Tour from Dublin with Live Guide | 4 heures | 4.6 (1,028) | $48 | Voir |
 Howth Cliffs and Ireland's Eye Boat Tour | 50 min–1h | 4.5 (483) | $29 | Voir |
 Ireland's Eye and Howth Coastal Boat Tour | 50 min | 4.4 (210) | $29 | Voir |
 Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, including Wild Atlantic Way and Galway | 13 heures | 4.9 (24,943) | $86 | Voir |
 Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Wild Atlantic Way, Galway Tour | 12h 30min | 4.9 (15,071) | $89 | Voir |
 Kilkenny, Wicklow and Glendalough Sheepdog Trials from Dublin | 10 heures | 4.9 (8,779) | $49 | Voir |