As we continue to grow and improve our fleet, there’s a huge range of unique features for our guests to explore on every Howth Cliff Cruise ship.
Our Cruise Ships
Howth Cliff Cruises offers an environmentally conscious cruise experience aimed at minimizing ecological impact on Dublin Bay. Our focus is on sustainability, reduced waste, and preserving the natural beauty of the area. We have taken steps to eliminate single-use plastics, provide educational commentary on wildlife conservation, and to implement zero-waste initiatives around the UNESCO Biosphere designation of Dublin Bay. We use environmentally friendly propulsion which complies with MARPOL regulations. Our commitment to preventing marine pollution, community engagement programs, seaside clean up events, and educational materials support our goal of providing a sustainable and eco-conscious maritime experience for all passengers.
Our Fleet
MV Adam Patricia
This vessel has a capacity of 40 passengers, and has a rain canopy. Added to fleet in March 2021.
MV Dolphin Discovery
This vessel has a capacity of 43 passengers, has a rain canopy and has a sheltered section with perspex windows to keep dry from rain and wave splashes! Added to fleet in Feb 2024.
MV Little Flower
This vessel has a capacity 28 passengers. The Little Flower is the oldest passenger vessel in Ireland. Built in 1921, it is over 100 years old. Listen to Hugh Oram on seascapes talking about the Little Flower here.
MV Dun Aengus
This vessel has a capacity of 63 passengers. Boasting an indoor cabin and an outdoor area with rain canopy.
Private Tours
All of our vessels are available for private hire, from smaller groups of up to 40 passengers, to large corporate groups over 60 people, we have capacity for over 150 people across our fleet. Get in touch today for a bespoke quote for your event. Customised sailing routes and times available.
We have a speaker system on board which you are welcome to connect to if you wish to play your own music rather than our commentary. Suitable for parties, hens and stags, and work parties.
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