Kayaking & Canoeing in Ireland

Paddle through the heart of Dublin on a scenic 2-hour kayaking tour and take in the sights from the water. Zip up your lifejacket, hop aboard your single or tandem kayak and set out along the river. Along the way, spot Dublin landmarks like the Ha'penny Bridge, O'Connell Bridge, Custom House and the Jeanie Johnston ship.

Explore the Killarney National Park from the water and learn of ancient Irish folklore on this 2-hour kayaking tour from Killarney. Hop into your kayak and take to the peaceful Lakes of Killarney. Paddle through the calm waters as your guide sheds light on Killarney's colorful past, and watch the waves for sightings of native wildlife. Enjoy panoramic views over Ross Castle from your vantage point on the lakes, and listen as your guide brings its history to life. This family-friendly tour is suitable for first-time paddlers and experts alike.

Explore the wild Connemara coastline on a guided sea kayaking tour along the Wild Atlantic Way. Paddle around sea caves, rock arches, and beaches while enjoying spectacular ocean views with the chance of spotting a variety of marine wildlife including dolphins and seals if you're lucky. No kayaking experience needed; the tour includes all equipment and kayaking instruction.

Cruise along the Wild Atlantic Way in Connemara during this kayaking tour that includes your kayak, paddles, and snorkeling gear. Head out on the Atlantic Ocean, and paddle the water to explore sea caves. Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for dolphins, seals, and basking sharks. You'll also visit a salmon farm before your tour is over. This adventure is offered two times during the day, so you can pick which fits your schedule best.

Explore the magical Lakes of Killarney and Innisfallen Island on this 3-hour kayaking tour from Killarney. Paddle out onto the tranquil waters of Lough Leane Lake and enjoy panoramic views over the 15th-century Ross Castle. Listen as your guide sheds light on the castle's ancient history, and watch the skies for sightings of native birdlife. Then, head on to the 6th-century settlement site of Innisfallen Island, home to herds of wild sika deer, and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 14 people.