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A futuristic catamaran that carries 55 passengers in comfort and safety, with indoor and outdoor panoramic decks offering breathtaking views of rolling countryside that teems with native flora, fauna and Irish faeries! Cruise through Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, visit ancient settlements, explore pretty waterside villages, and enjoy an Irish céad míle fáilte in traditional pubs that retain the charm of bygone days. Perfect for solo travellers, families, and groups. A day on the River Shannon Explorer is a day you will never forget.
Shannonbridge - Clonmacnoise Return
The River Shannon is Ireland’s longest and most important waterway, flowing 240 miles south and west from County Cavan, touching 17 counties and forming three loughs - Allen, Ree and Derg - before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean at the Shannon Estuary in Limerick. Known as the ‘wise river’ it was named after the goddess Sionnan, granddaughter of King Lir. Legend has it that Sionnan visited the pool at the source of the river to see Fintan, the Salmon of Knowledge, but the waters rose up against her and carried her out to sea where she drowned. Discover the secrets and legends of this magical waterway on board the River Shannon Explorer and make memories you will treasure for years to come.
Available to buy onboard the River Shannon Explorer and online soon
Walking
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Food & Drink
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Fishing
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Adventure
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