Top Things to do in County Cork
Top 5 Ferries in County Cork, Province of Munster
Discover the best top things to do in County Cork, Ireland including Cape Clear Ferry, Castlepark Ferry, Whiddy Island Ferry, The Blue Pool Ferry, Cape Clear Express Ferry.
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1. Cape Clear Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Ferries to Cape Clear Island daily from Baltimore pier and during the summer months from Schull pier (June-August). Day tour to the Iconic Fastnet Rock Lighthouse & Cape Clear Island
Reviewed By annmariem662 - Monaghan, Ireland
We did the ferry to Cape clear island, such a lovely family trip, we also did the fastnet lighthouse tour, its was truly amazing sight to see, well worth it! We were a very large family group, the staff were very professional & friendly service, highly recommend! ????
2. Castlepark Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Welcome aboard “Wilful Warrender”, licensed by the Department of Marine for 12 passengers, Experience Kinsale from the water with a private boat tour, you will have the best view of the picturesque historic harbour of Kinsale . The skipper will also act as your guide and has endless stories to tell about the places of interest This intimate boat tour takes you on a trip around Kinsale Harbour in on an open boat and offers the chance to get up close to the beautiful nature . Nothing will obstruct the beautiful view from the water enabling you to enjoy the sunshine and take fabulous photos.
3. Whiddy Island Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By FarranBoy62 - Dublin, Ireland
Finally, made the trip and walked the entire island over a 4 hour period with some friends. Tim, the boatman, give us an impromptu overview as we disembarked and there are good maps and signage at different vantage points around the island. Island scenery is not as stunning as Bere or Dursey island but there are wonderful views across to the Beara peninsula to the north and to the Sheep's Head peninsula to the south. The oil storage tanks dominate one part of the island but are totally unobtrusive from most parts of the walk.
4. The Blue Pool Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By MKatr1n256 - Dublin, Ireland
Visited glengarriff on the August bank holiday, took the blue pool ferry. Was greeted by a cheery old man who gave us lots of info on the boats and area. He gave us a special rate as there was 9 of us and made us promise we all tell our friends! We were told we had to wear masks but there was no mention of social distancing. Before boarding the boat we saw that one of the boat men was wiping the boat with spray and cloth. The island was spectacular, very tropical ! Would recommend everyone come via the blue pool ferry!
