Whale Watching Ireland

[HugoBNB]

We really fancy doing this having seen a programme on the Beeb a few years ago. Put it off as we had a caravan. Now have a MH so should be easier
Has anyone done this?
Where to go?
Where to stay?
Please.

 

[swanseajack13]

snowdonia you can see loads of WALES from there dilly dilly off to the pit of misery for me

 

[HugoBNB]

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Yup, love going there too! Need to see some ???? though. Bucket list and all that.

 

[Gellyneck]

Does it have to be whales or will dolphins do? Chanonry Point on the Black Isle.

Chanonry Point Dolphins in the Moray Firth

The Moray Dolphins are most often seen at Chanonry Point. It is considered by many to be the best place to see and watch the Moray Firth Dolphins. It’s only a few miles from Inverness on the Black Isle with dolphins regularly coming to feed and play.

www.moraydolphins.co.uk

A couple of our photos (never as good as the website though). The bu**ers wouldnae stay still long enough for us!

 

[DBK]

Only done it from the ferry to Santander and saw pilot whales and a couple of sperm whales on one memorable trip. Brittany Ferries have dedicated whale watching trips which if you went as a foot passenger sans MH wouldn't be to expensive.

Whale and dolphin cruise itinerary

This is the perfect introduction to whale watching anywhere in the World and all aboard our flagship cruise ferry Pont-Aven.

www.brittany-ferries.co.uk

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[HugoBNB]

Thanks all. Swam with a Dolphin once. It was much better at it than I was! The NC500, in a fashion, is on the list too so Moray Firth will come into play.
One thing is clear from the replies thus far....What a fantastic place the British Isles are to tour.