FERRY TRIPS
The crossings worth booking.
The 5 most popular howth & ireland's eye ferries. We break down the sailings worth booking - the crossing time, the fare, who runs the boat and what the trip is actually like once you are aboard.
Cruise Howth Cliffs and Ireland’s Eye from Howth. Live commentary, seals and birds, and easy access in about an hour.
Most Popular“Great fun, beautiful scenery. It was a beautiful afternoon in Howth to cruise the harbor. I recommend this activity.”
Small-group Howth Coastal Boat Tour to Ireland’s Eye in about an hour, with live captain commentary, seals, and cliff views.
“Really enjoyable. I would recommend to all ages. Saw all kinds of birds, two seals and a porpoise. Enjoyed the captains speeches and knowledge.”
Take a short ferry from Howth to Ireland’s Eye. Explore an uninhabited bird sanctuary with chances to spot puffins and a Martello tower.
“it was drizzling, but the boat to the island was nice. Spend time there specifically looking for puffins and we found them! At pick up there was enough time left to go around the island to try and spot some more. Overal a 5 star experience and an absolute must if you stay in Ireland…”
Take a quick return ferry from Howth to Ireland’s Eye for sea-bird spotting, seals, and cliff views, with time to swim.
“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…”
Fast ferry from Dingle to the Great Blasket Island for dolphin-spotting, Atlantic views, and an island history visit.
“Great day on the water, saw dolphins and deals. The island has lots of history. Would have uploaded photos but after two attempts gave up!”
From the Aegean to the Andaman, here is every crossing on the site.
