FAQs

Yes! We can take children from 4 years old and up. Please bear in mind it is an open boat so it can be cold and sometimes wet and bumpy. We also have children’s lifejackets and waterproofs too.

To get on the boat there is a step down to the deck. The crew will be able to assist you if necessary.

We cannot take pregnant women due to the unpredictable nature of the sea.

Our boat can take up to 6 passengers.

You can take small bags onboard, or you can leave them with us on-shore.

It’s possible you will get splashed however we try our best to keep customers dry, the boats are designed specifically for a dry ride; but don’t worry we provide customers with waterproof jackets.

If conditions are deemed too dangerous to operate or it is raining persistently then the skipper will make the decision to cancel the boat trip.

We try to give the customer as much notice as possible, if the forecast is very poor this decision will often be made the day prior to the trip.

However, it’s Northern Ireland and weather conditions can change rapidly and sometimes last-minute decisions are essential. Please provide an up-to-date contact number should we need to contact you.

The boat typically operates at a cruising speed of 25 knots, however this is dependent on conditions – comfort and safety are a priority.

It is very rare that anyone gets seasick on our boat trips. It is an open boat and the motion is very different to that of a ferry which can roll.

It is unlikely to see Dolphins on the short speed boat trip, however on the longer tours it is possible to see all sorts of wildlife, we have seen dolphins, porpoises, whales, seabirds and seals.

Our licence restricts us to daylight hours which is one hour either side of sunrise/sunset.