Z10-23: Sailing holidays Ireland

From Belfast we sail up to the Irish Sea and head to the modern marina of Bangor. Just a short stretch, so in the morning we can  arrange a typical English ‘Black Cab’ tour to see the characteristic ‘Murals’. A political tour about the ‘troubles’ which still slumber. Titanic enthusiasts can also visit the impressive Titanic Museum.

The next day we will sail, if wind and tide allows it, into Strangford Lough, there is a very strong current here so weather conditions must cooperate. The next day there will be the opportunity to go to the ‘Mount Stewart garden’, this huge botanical garden is in the top five in the world. At the end of the day, we sail a 1 mile across to the other side to the pretty town of Portaferry, where the filming for the famous ‘Game of Thrones’ series took place, especially those for castle ‘Winterfell’, and thus you can also enjoy a nice ‘woodland’ walk here.

Most probably, we will sail to Carlingford lough the next day, the border to Ireland and an impressive fjord with also strong currents and wonderful views on the Mourne mountains and Carlingford is a charming little town.

The Irish are the most friendly and hospitable people of Europe and the pubs are a nice closure at the end of the day. We sail further on to Malahide, a longer day of sailing with 39 miles, where we have to go through a shallow river entrance with the right tide. A beautiful place and a little seaside resort of Dublin. We end this sailing holiday in the vibrant and charming Dublin, where we, obviously, walk into the old town to eat at a pub and listen to traditional Irish music.

The daily distances this sailing holiday are between 11 and 39 miles.
Read more about our sailing holidays in Ireland.

*If you would like you can book an extra night aboard in Dublin, based on Bed and Breakfast for € 57, so you can so that you can enjoy the town on your own.

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Information about this sailing holiday

Participants of this sailing holiday

Sailing holiday Prices 

The ‘board price’ of the voyage is the rent for ship and crew, which must be paid up front.

The ‘board cash’ is the amount per person for the food and drink on board (including crew), as well as fuel, water, shore, port fees and taxes, but excluding trips, food and drinks ashore. This amount must be paid upon embarkation in cash to the skipper (in the appropriate currency). What remains after the sailing holiday, will be refunded.

With less than 3 participants, the ‘board cash’ is usually not sufficient. In that case, there will be a surcharge of up to € 50 per person.

Sailing holidays discount

Customer Discount:
If you book a second sailing holiday with us within a year, you’ll get 5% off the ‘board price’.

Group discount:
If you book a sailing holiday as a group (more than 3 passengers), you will receive 5% discount per person on the ‘board price’.

Youth Discount:
If you are under 29 years old, you will get 10% discount on the ‘board price’.

Discounts can not be combined with each other.

Sailing holiday with your own private cabin

If you would like  a private cabin (room), you can reserve this for 1.6 times the ‘board price’.

Sailing holiday categories

Category A:
Offshore crossings, includes also sailing throughout the nights. Passengers will also be grouped in the watch system.

Category B:
Offshore sailing holidays, there will be no sailing throughout the nights, but occasionally a late arrival at the harbour (or an early departure), depending on the weather.

Category C:
Relaxed sailing holidays with shorter sailing distances, including more time for sightseeing and sometimes a nice land excursion.

Category D:
Sailing holiday specials, from ‘Sailing holidays with Yoga’ up to expedition sailing. Not every season available.

Category E:
Sailing holiday’s with extra sailtraining.

Category F:
Sailing holidays with also small children on board.