Crossings · DUBLIN FERRY TRIPS
The 4 best dublin ferry trips you can book today, with the fare, the crossing time and how long you get at the far end. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Howth’s Ireland’s Eye ferry tour, with cliff views, wildlife, practical tips, value, comfort, commentary, and booking advice.
“Great time, lots of fun. Would definitely recommend to anyone who enjoys sea and sunshine. Lots of nice views, good for bird watching”
Review of Howth’s one-hour coastal boat tour to Ireland’s Eye, with seals, seabirds, cliff views, local stories, transport tips, and value advice.
“It’s a fun way to spend an hour on the water. And Howth is a gorgeous little fishing town for lunch afterwards. Our captain was a very nice young lady who knew her stuff too.”
Ferry from Howth to Ireland’s Eye for birdlife, sea views, cliff scenery, a Martello tower, and free island time.
“Would definitely recommend a visit to the eye Island to everyone. It is really breathtaking to see the variious bird colonies in nature. We did the trip in may and saw lots of different birds, also including some puffins and further even sea lions. Would only have been better if a plan of the arriving ferry stops had been provided before.”
Review of the Ireland’s Eye ferry from Howth, with wildlife tips, landing conditions, price, timing, value, and advice on who should book.
“I really wouldn't recommend taking the boat that lands on Ireland's Eye. I think most people would be better off with the boat ride around the island and the harbor. Disembarking to get to the island is at least as difficult as they describe. Two of us booked this tour, and only one managed to exit the small boat onto the rocky cliff while I decided it was more challenging than I wanted to risk. While my friend did get off the boat to walk around the island, there isn't that much to see..... the Puffins are nesting in the cliffs, and generally not visible from the island. There are…”
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