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Ireland's standouts.
The 4 most popular dolphin watching tours in Ireland. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Cruise Dingle Bay to the Great Blasket Islands for wildlife spotting and Irish island history, with a small-group guide and sea views.
“Great fun. Lots of dolphins and history. The scenery is beautiful. The 3 hour boat ride is well worth it.”
4-hour dolphin and whale cruise from Ventry in Dingle Bay, with a photo guide, small group feel, and wild Blasket Island views.
“Awesome trip, saw dolphins, seals and puffins. Some even saw a whale, but that's always a guess. Great guides, happy to see they had translated some terms to Dutch. I was lucky, as we had gorgeous weather and they had cancelled the trip for the next day. You can go by bus from Dingle to…”
County Cork’s Wave Chieftain boat trip from Baltimore Harbour: spot dolphins, seals, and whales along the Wild Atlantic Way for $51.
“Very nice. We saw lots of folphins, gannets and also à few mink whales. The coastal area is stunning..the guide was Very friendly. I recommend for sure”
Small-boat dolphin and whale watching from Dingle, plus a guided landing on Great Blasket Island with seals, puffins, and dramatic rocks.
“Perfect from start to finish. The Captain and Guide are really great, Great Basket Island is a little gem to visit and we got to see whales, dolphins and others. REALLY GREAT.Auto-translated”
