City Kayaking in Dublin: photos, reviews

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Experience Dublin like never before with City Kayaking, a top-rated attraction boasting a 4.7 average rating on Google. Perfect for children and adults alike, this adventure offers a fresh perspective of the city's iconic landmarks as you glide quietly along the water. Whether you're a seasoned kayaker or trying it for the first time, the tour promises a blend of challenge and enjoyment. Expert guides Max and Jack are celebrated not just for their extensive knowledge but also their approachable nature and dedication to safety, making everyone feel at ease - even those who can't swim. Highly recommended for families, friends, couples, and solo adventurers, City Kayaking provides an unforgettable journey through Dublin's scenic waterways.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Aston Quay

Bus stop 67 m walk

Westmoreland Street

Bus stop 148 m walk

Bachelors Walk

Bus stop 24 m walk

Bachelors Walk, stop

Bus stop 54 m walk

Westmoreland

Tram stop 173 m walk

O'Connell - GPO

Tram stop 244 m walk

4.8

based on 639 reviews

Google

4.7/5 304 reviews

Facebook

4.8/5 335 reviews

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Myself and a group of friends did the music under the bridges experience this Sat. The experience itself its brilliant, great to get out onto the Liffey and see the city from a different perspective and the musician was brilliant. My only feedback was the guide - he was so grumpy and rude it totally killed the vibe. Its hard to relax and enjoy "dirty old town" being sung on the Liffey when youve just been screamed at for daring to have a giggle at any point. Understandably safety is key, but a a more personable delivery of instructions and the space to at least crack a smile at some point would have really made the experience far more memorable.

John Skonnord

Excellent

Shawn Jamison

Best tour to learn about pre-Viking "Dublin" - before this place was Dubh Linn; before the castle; before the oldest bridge was even built; before the estuary on the eastern side of Eire was walled in and called a "river"... bring your curiosity and your sense of wonder and learn how ancient travelers and pilgrims and pirates crossed the water and built this magical city. No prior experience required - be prepared to get more of a workout than you expected, but never more than you can handle. Don't forget your towel (or be prepared for a damp journey back to your lodgings). A++ would book this tour again (and again and...) (P.S. tour guides, if you're reading this and are open to a themed tour idea, may I suggest "ghosts under bridges" for a "haunted tour" of these waters? If you add this option, please email me so I can fly back to Dublin with some friends just for *that* kayak tour 🤣)

City Kayaking in Dublin

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