The Southwest of Ireland, on the Wild Atlantic Way, to explore this jewel of the Irish coast by a kayak, all you must do is book the tour that suits you with Atlantic Sea Kayaking. Whether you book the Atlantic Sea Kayaking by day or night, a great adventure in nature is guaranteed.
The wildlife on every trip surprises and delights in its own way. Discover the astounding diversity of seabirds in the region, including Herring Gulls, Guillemots and Snowy Egrets. It is not unusual to see curious seals watching you as you get closer to the offshore islands like Harbour and Grey Seals as well as Dolphins and Basking Sharks.
The daily tour can be booked either in Castlehaven Bay or Lough Hyne for 3.5 hours at a price of €75 per person. A gentle introduction to sea kayaking could be the ‘Discover Sea Kayaking Tour’ of Castlehaven Bay. It lasts 2.5 hours at a price of €60 per person.
You can experience Castlehaven Bay and Lough Hyne even at night with Atlantic Sea Kayaking Night Tours for 2.5 hours at a price of €75 per person. Between April and October the bioluminescence may be seen on their Night Kayaking Tours.
If you prefer to stay in the centre of Cork, the city tour is just for you. You can explore Corks centre from June to August either by the ‘Under the Bridges tour’ or the ‘Sunset Kayaking Tour’ for 2.5 hours at a price of €60 per person.
It is advisable to book as far in advance as possible to guarantee a kayaking trip. There is a great deal of demand for their kayaks on weekends as people reserve them well in advance.
Atlantic Sea Kayaking offers tours from April through October. However, the trips can be booked throughout the year via their online booking platform.
It always depends on the booked tour. The closest tour would be City tour which is only a few meters walk from the Imperial Hotel.
For other starting points and further Information of the tours, just check out the Atlantic Sea Kayaking website.
Finish your action packed day with a relaxing and comfortable overnight stay at the luxurious Imperial Hotel in Cork.
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