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Dubli Boat Trips and Cruises

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure as you book a Dublin cruise and discover the stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture of Ireland's capital city. With its lively streets of Temple Bar and the tranquil waters of Dublin Bay, this coastal gem offers surprises and breathtaking views at every turn. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a solo escape, Dublin boat tours and cruises are the perfect way to explore the Emerald Isle from a whole new perspective. Let us take you on a journey you'll cherish for a lifetime while admiring stunning picturesque views from the river Liffey.
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Our tips for Cruises

  • Hop on and hop off. The City Sightseeing Dublin Hop-On, Hop-Off Tour with a river cruise offers the best of both worlds with the flexibility to see the attractions of your choice and enjoy a leisurely cruise on the calm waters of the river Liffey.
  • Choose the appropriate time. The weather in Dublin tends to be unpredictable. It is recommended to plan your visit during the summer season (June-August) when you can enjoy more agreeable weather conditions and longer daylight hours.
  • Don’t get seasick. In case you tend to experience seasickness, it's advisable to take medication or natural remedies before boarding your Dublin cruise. As an alternative, you may opt for a larger ship that's more stable and less likely to sway.
  • Dress for the occasion. Even though it's summer, the temperature on the water can be colder and windier than on land. Therefore, it's recommended to pack layers and a waterproof jacket to keep yourself warm and dry during the Dublin cruise.

Good to know

Dublin river cruises offer a unique perspective of the city with a guided tour. The Dublin coast boasts a diverse range of wildlife, including seals, dolphins, and an array of seabirds, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts. Additionally, Dublin Bay attracts water sports enthusiasts with its year-round offerings of kayaking, windsurfing, and kiteboarding. However, due to Dublin's infamous unpredictable weather, it's advisable to pack layers and a raincoat to ensure a comfortable and dry experience when embarking on a Dublin cruise.

Dublin Port ranks as one of Europe's busiest ports. The River Liffey flows through Dublin's city center and supports a thriving wild salmon population, standing out as Europe's singular capital city river. Moreover, the Dublin coastline spans over 300 kilometers, adorned with beautiful fishing villages, sandy beaches, and striking cliffs. The beloved Dublin Bay Prawn Festival takes place every year in Howth, a delightful fishing village situated on the fringes of Dublin city.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to book Dublin cruise?
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    Typically, the most favorable time to embark on a Dublin cruise is during the summer season (June-August), when the weather is generally more pleasant and there are more daylight hours.

  • Q: What is the duration of Dublin sightseeing cruise?
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    The duration of the cruise depends on the type of cruise booked. Generally, a typical cruise lasts a few hours.

  • Q: What are the key landmarks I can expect to see on the Dublin hop-on hop-off tour with river cruise?
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    Major attractions covered during the tour include Irish Whiskey Museum, Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin Castle, The Dublin Liberties Distillery, Kilmainham Gaol, Phoenix Park, Writers Museum, Irish Museum of Modern Art, National Museum of Ireland, Teelings Distillery, Temple Bar, Jeanie Johnston, O’Connell Bridge, Customs House, and more.

  • Q: What should I wear on a Dublin cruise?
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    It is best to dress up in layers while on a Dublin cruise. Also, carry a waterproof jacket if you have one. Even in the summer months, it can get colder on a cruise during the night. Additionally, wear comfortable shoes.

  • Q: Are Dublin cruises suitable for families with children?
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    Although many Dublin cruises are suitable for families with children, it's recommended to confirm with the cruise provider in advance to ensure that the cruise will be suitable for your specific family needs.

  • Q: Are Dublin cruises wheelchair accessible?
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    Most Dublin cruises are wheelchair accessible. However, it is best to check beforehand while booking to be double sure.

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