DUBLIN BAY · BAY CRUISES
The sailings worth boarding, reviewed.
The 3 dublin bay cruises travellers cast off on most, lined up side by side. How long you are on the water, what you sail past, who is at the helm, and what a spot on deck costs.
Sail Dublin Bay from Dun Laoghaire to Howth on the St Bridget. Seals, big coastal views, and an easy DART link for $32.
Most Popular“Thoroughly enjoyed our cruise, its a lovely way to spend a day and see the city from a new perspective. We were lucky weather-wise. Do bring a jacket - it can be cold on the water. Staff were courteous and friendly. Worth every penny.”
Private Dublin and Howth day with a true Dubliner: famine stories, pub culture, bay views, a whiskey tasting, and plenty of flexibility.
“Our guide, Eamonn, was fun, knowledgeable, friendly, and thoughtful. His love and firsthand knowledge of Dublin are evident. He personalized the tour to my small family needs. At the end, we were all grateful for the wonderful memories in lovely Dublin.”
Dublin Bay cruise from Howth to Dun Laoghaire on St Bridget, passing Howth Head lighthouses and islands. About 70 minutes, from $28.
“Good day out with friends getting across Dublin bay by boat, food and drinks in Dun Laoghaire and Dart return. Good for locals as well as tourists. Friendly on board service with bar and on board commentary. Fun activity.”
Sightseeing sailings, sunset cruises and island runs, in the bays and harbours that do them best.
