Dublin Bay Cruise

-We sail between Dublin City (Sir John Rogerson's Quay) Dun Laoghaire (East Pier) and Howth (West Pier) 7 days a week between April and October.

Timetable: 

9.30am Dun Laoghaire to Dublin City Centre (1 hour)

Kick start your day with a fresh morning commute to Dublin City as you sail on Dublin Bay and admire the city from a truly unique perspective. During your voyage you will see aspects of the city that are not possible on any other mode of transport. Sail past Dalkey Island as you travel north and discover the magnificent Convention Center, Eastlink Bridge (Opening), Dublin Port and Docklands and Poolbeg Lighthouse.

11.00am Dublin City Centre to Dun Laoghaire (1 hour)

Escape the hustle and bustle of Dublin City and sail on a majestic 60-70 minute cruise south of Dublin Bay to the beautiful Dun Laoghaire Harbour. During your voyage you will see aspects of the city that are not possible on any other mode of transport. The magnificent Convention Center, Eastlink Bridge (Opening), Dublin Port and Docklands, Poolbeg Lighthouse passing by Dalkey Island, Clontarf and the world wildlife reserve Bull Island and Baily and Kish Lighthouses.

3.30pm Howth Harbour to Dun Laoghaire (1 hour)

After a stroll and lunch n the beautiful fishing harbour with its famous seal colony jump on board the St Bridget and enjoy a coffee or a glass of wine as we take you on a 60-70 minute cruise back to the Dun Laoghaire. Along the way you will pass by the island of Irelands Eye and Lambay Island to the north. You can view Howth Head, Baily and Kish Lighthouse, the world famous wildlife sanctuary of Bull Island, Clontarf Dalkey Island and Dun Laoghaire.
-Your Dublin Bay Cruise ticket also allows the holder to travel the same day between Howth and Dun Laoghaire by DART train for just €2.
-We have a full bar on board so you can enjoy some drinks while sailing with us.
-Our crew are also qualified Dublin Bay Biosphere tour guides.