• Baltimore - Embark on this tour from Baltimore Harbour, featuring a ferry ride across the stunning waters of Roaring Water Bay.
• Baltimore Beacon - The Baltimore Beacon is a white-painted stone structure located at the entrance to the harbour in Baltimore, County Cork, Ireland. Constructed by order of the British government after the 1798 Rebellion, it was part of a network of lighthouses and beacons along the Irish coast, serving as a warning system. Locals affectionately refer to it as Lot’s Wife, with a nod to the biblical figure who turned into a pillar of salt!
• Cape Clear Island - Cape Clear Island lies off the coast of West Cork along the Wild Atlantic Way. The island is accessible by an 8-mile ferry ride from the mainland and is the closest inhabited area to the renowned Fastnet Rock Lighthouse. It spans three and a half miles in length and one and a half miles in width, with a permanent Irish-speaking population of 130 that grows significantly during the summer.
• Fastnet Rock - After enjoying lunch on Cape Clear Island, board the ferry again to visit Fastnet Lighthouse. The ferry circles the Rock twice in different directions, allowing all passengers to capture the perfect photo, before heading back home, taking in the breathtaking scenery until reaching the final port.
• Wild Atlantic Way - On the ferry, the captain will guide you through the true Wild Atlantic Way! You might even spot the magnificent whales and dolphins on the journey to the island and lighthouse.

• On-board restrooms

• Snacks

Upon completing the ferry journey past Carbery’s 100 Isles, visitors will arrive at Cape Clear Island. Here, they can enjoy some leisure time exploring this Gaeltacht Island, immersing themselves in the local culture, islander lifestyle, and traditional practices, including age-old farming methods.

Explore the island’s historic standing stones, the Napoleonic Tower, Dún an Óir Castle, a 12th-century church, and visit the memorial dedicated to the 1979 Fastnet Yacht Race Disaster. From one of the walking trails, catch a view of the Fastnet Rock Lighthouse in the distance, or savor a meal at one of the island’s charming bars and restaurants.

After lunch, board the ferry again to get a closer look at the lighthouse. Along the way, enjoy sightings of the majestic whales and dolphins! The journey includes a circumnavigation of ‘An Carraig Aonair’ or the ‘Lonely Rock,’ offering insights into its history and culture. After circling the Rock twice for the perfect photo opportunity, the journey home begins, allowing passengers to relish the breathtaking scenery until reaching the final port.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.