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Hiring a boat on the Shannon

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By *clc OP Couple over a year ago

Athlone/Dublin

We are looking at hiring a cruiser on the Shannon, its quite expensive. Is it worth doing ?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If you get a few together and split cost it will ease the cost..i've no idea how fabbing would work but sounds like a good idea..know people who did it as a booze cruise and said it was great craic..

Best of luck with it

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By *shoreMan over a year ago

cork

I belive its worth it....but like everything in ireland...weather rain and sun..pm me and i will get you more up to date information

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Did this before. It was great craic, was expensive and lashed the whole time except for the last day.

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By *clc OP Couple over a year ago

Athlone/Dublin

Thanks for all private messages and forum replies

By the way Is there any action on the waterways

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By *ed VixenWoman over a year ago

vixenville

We hired bardge boats had a great Easter kids loved it great wee pubs and restaurants along the way

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By *oghunter33Woman over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

Yes it's rather expensive but you've to consider that you have your means of transport and accommodation in one. Plus it's great fun, great landscape and very chilling. You can moor in lovely remote places or just beside the pub. Did it many times, eventually did the full stretch of the Shannon and the river Erne. Nicest part is the upper Shannon.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You'd need to do it fairly lively, no point in trying to arrange in October

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By *rossflow daveMan over a year ago

Mullingar

I've also spent a few days on the Shannon and really enjoyed it , probably the most enjoyable Holliday I've been on and probably not really any more expensive than a few nights in a good hotel !

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By *parkyt500Man over a year ago

midlands

It def worth a trip..

Its a great relaxing holiday...

If you do venture on the shannon let me know..

I might meet ye on the water.. see how ye getting on... lol..

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