Where do we begin? The possibilities are endless. Do you want to get away for an hour/day/weekend or longer? What about the numerous sporting events available. Do you want to take your family, club or staff away for a weekend?
How about a hen or stag party? Whether it’s shopping, holiday or business, we enjoy these trips as much as you do and are always open to new destinations and ideas. Why not email us with your suggestions.
Whiskey Distilleries in the Scottish Isles
A tour of a working distillery is a fascinating experience. Not only can you learn but you’ll find yourself absorbed by the sights, sounds and smells that surround you and of course the best part of all the tasting of a “wee dram.”!!!
The Scottish Isles have numerous distilleries. The island of Islay, just 1 hr’s travelling distance from Ballycastle, Northern Ireland has seven alone. Whether it’s a school trip or just a day out, one of these trips is highly recommended.
Wildlife voyages along Strangford Lough
Strangford Lough has been designated as an area of special scientific interest due to the enormous diversity of wildlife to be found in this area. Located on Ireland’s N.E coast, Strangford Lough is one of Ireland’s most picturesque areas.
It has more than 2,000 species of marine animals making it one of Europe’s most diverse marine life resources. The lough is home to many species of wildlife and in Winter the lough is covered by many migrating birds including Brent Geese.
Wildlife voyages along Carlingford Lough
Carlingford, the peninsula’s capital is one of Ireland’s foremost Medieval towns – a place of narrow streets and castles, overshadowed by mountains and lapped by the sea.
The many historical buildings include The 12th Century King John’s Castle, the fortified Dominican abbey dating back from 1305, the Muit and the Tholsel, a medieval toll house, both dating from the 15th Century. The marina at Carlingford also boasts excellent views and restaurants.
Dublin’s Delights
Have a pint of Guinness or a shot of Whiskey in any of the capital’s traditional pubs where you are guaranteed to find the heart of Irish music.
Dublin is steeped in history. The city is over 1,000 years old and has a wealth of historically significant and fascinating sites to explore. Many of the towns and settlements that surround it are equally ancient.
Just outside Dublin, is Malahide which boasts a magnificent marina, extensive shopping and a reputation as the Gourmet capital of the East coast. So whether it’s shopping, rugby at Lansdowne Road or just a day’s craic, Dublin is not to be missed.
Lunch and a piper in Portpatrick, Scotland
Portpatrick is a beautiful coastal town just south of Stranraer. They have everything from truck-pulling competitions to folk festivals.
Why not just have a peaceful day enjoying lunch at one of their friendly hotels and restaurants. Perhaps go one better and experience a week-end full of Scottish hospitality. Look up www.stranraer.org for more information.
Motor Sport on the Isle of Man
The Isle of Man is 33 miles long and 13 miles wide. Despite its size it hosts some of the best sporting events in the world.
Irish Sea Cruises covers most of these events, but is happy to put a special crossing on for whatever you and your party would like to attend. Look up www.visitisleofman.com for a full list of events.
Corporate entertainment / team building
We work along with various corporate and team building companies. We provide that extra thrill to a day’s adventure.
However we also work directly with firms and businesses who just want to take their staff on a well earned break.Whether it’s business or pleasure, we are your taxi on the water without the traffic jams!
Stag and Hen Parties
There is no better way of enjoying your last period of freedom than booking a trip to a special destination. Get away from it all and let your hair down. Contact Rhonda who will work out your exciting plan of escape!
A round of golf
Why not play away for the day – on a golf course! You and your party can set off in the morning have lunch, a round of golf, a few drinks, come home that evening or stay overnight to get in a second round and improve your score?
We can leave and return to suit your timings, an overnight stay if required is not a problem. Why not play The 2004 Irish Open Golf Course Baltray, only 1 and a half hrs cruising time from Ardglass N. Ireland. If you wish you could also select a venue in Northern Ireland, Isle of Man or Scotland.