Dublin Sightseeing Cruise on River Liffey with Local Guide
Description
Sail down the River Liffey on a leisurely 45-minute cruise from the heart of Dublin. With a local guide providing professional commentary, each cruise can accommodate up to 22 passengers on any sailing, offering maximum comfort and safety. The boat is wheel chair accessible and suitable for young and old alike. Customers are advised to check their emails before arriving for their scheduled cruise in order to receive the most up to date information about their departure.
Tour Options
Itinerary
See the Jeanie Johnston from the river as you cruise by in comfort
Gaze at the majesty of Calatrava's Samuel Becket Bridge, a modern icon of Dublin
See the amazing wrought iron work of Dublins oldest pedestrian bridge and hear about its origins
Hear the story of Dublins new centre and its evolution from 18th Century shipping to cosmopolitan centre and the face of new Dublin
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
Reviews(1,048)
45 minute trip up and down the river talking through the history and showing key bridges. Interesting and with plenty of humour. Comfortable trip and really enjoyable.
An excellent trip up and down the Liffey. Connor was a great guide, witty, funny and extremely informative about the river, docks and its history.
The river Liffey who knew all of its history. A great way to learn about Ireland and Dublin. U2's first studio.
Great way to see and experience the city! Pat and Josh were excellent tour guides! We learned a lot and had fun at the same time!
It was a lovely and entertaining experience, we were shown an introductory movie and then some of the rooms to explore on our own before the actual tour started, and then a guide in costume greeted us to direct us to the main exhibition. While small, befitting the name, it contained a great lot of artifacts and news clippings and other items of historical value - all donated by Dubliners. The guide named Evan told us of the main points and developments in Irish history, as well as historical figures, all in an artistic and entertaining manner - I believe he's an amateur actor, which did show throughout the tour. At some point, the power in the building went out, but he didn't get lost and still managed to make the tour very interesting and entertaining despite the darker rooms. Afterwards, we were allowed to roam freely and explore some more rooms on the upper floor on our own tempo. All in all, I recommend this museum if you want a concise yet fun and interactive digest of Dublin history
A good trip up and down the river the guide was very entertaining and informative about the history of the river and Dublin.
Excellent trip. Connor was fantastic. Very Knowledgeable and made sure we had some good laughs as well as great information
The trip goes up and down the Liffey in its lower section. During this, concentrated information is presented in English, with a bit of sailor's yarn included. The presenter himself points this out, but it is left to the listeners to distinguish between true and false. Good English skills required.
Our boat ride on the Liffey was interesting and entertaining. The tour guide and captain did a great job of telling interesting stories and pointing out points of interest along the river.
Great tour guide, Connor. Very informative.
