easy
5–6 hours round trip
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated boat ride and casual walking on the island.
Take a high-speed boat from Dingle Bay to Great Blasket Island on a family-friendly tour. Spot seals, sea caves, and cliffs while enjoying a comfortable island landing with time to roam.
A guided direct transfer combined with a spectacular Island landing • Suitable for all ages
Embark on a thrilling speed boat adventure from Dingle Bay to the stunning Great Blasket Island. Experience breathtaking cliffs and caves along the coastline, with opportunities to spot wildlife. Enjoy a memorable landing on the island, perfect for families, with comfortable seating and ample time to explore the natural beauty.
Includes everything on our Premium tour, except exploring the outer Blasket Islands (covering less sea-ground)
Passing the spectacular cliff & cave formations outside Dingle Bay, we tour the coastline all the way to the Great Blasket Island. Stopping with any wildlife on route and an unforgettable Great Blasket Island landing.
Approx 50 minutes outward transfer Approx 3.5 hours Island landing Approx 50 minutes return transfer
Travelling approx 22 knots, this option is similar to our Premium Tour, with less boat time and more Island exploring. Touring the beautiful Peninsula coastline, rock and cave formations & any marine life on route. Indoor and outdoor seating for extra comfort this tour is suitable for children & families.
Please note the mini premium tour does not explore the outer Blasket Islands and cover as much sea ground therefore wildlife sightings are reduced.
Complimentary use of Island bathroom facilities - Tea and Coffee not included.
Ocean winds can be sharp even in summer; dress in layers to stay comfortable during the boat ride.
Binoculars enhance wildlife spotting opportunities along the cliffs and shoreline during the trip.
Arriving at The Pier ahead of departure ensures relaxed boarding and time to settle in.
Although fast and smooth, the speed boat crosses choppy waters—prevention helps if you’re sensitive to motion.
Great Blasket Island was inhabited until 1953 and inspired celebrated Irish-language writers who preserved its cultural stories.
The island's ecosystems are protected under Irish conservation law, emphasizing low-impact visitation and wildlife preservation.
Protects against Atlantic spray and unpredictable weather.
spring|fall|winter specific
Ideal for light terrain on the island during the landing.
Allows easy adaptation to fluctuating temperatures and wind.
all specific
Enhances viewing distant wildlife and coastal features.