Dolphin Watching on the Shannon
About Dolphin Watching on the Shannon
There are about 160 Bottlenose Dolphins in the Shannon Estuary, an EU Special Area of Conservation. Calves are born every year and it is a special treat to watch them play! It can take a while to find them, so they have a toy box on board in the cabin for the shorter attention spans.
While the dolphins are the draw, there are plenty of little surprises likely on the trip too. You might meet a grey seal emerging from a cave, or spot a herd of wild goats grazing on a craggy hillside. Your captain might take you close to the colossal Atlantic cliffs to show you some of the thousands of seabirds, or to describe how the unusual rock formations you will see came about 320 million years ago.
Attraction Details
Opening Times
Trips run year round with seasonal changes to wildlife tours & occasional seasonal closure due to weather
FAQs
Directions
Dolphin Watching on the Shannon
The Square at Carrigaholt, Loop Head Peninsula near, Kilkee, County Clare, IE
Tel: 065 9058156