Irish Adventures

09/04/2025

A super shot taken from yesterday while we kayaked with a Basking shark in West Kerry. Going to run a few trips over coming days if search of a few more. Beautiful to just sit in a kayak and watch these amazing gentle giants of the sea. Text or what’s app to get on the list for upcoming basking shark trips. Limited spaces. 0874190318

05/04/2025

Selection of photos from day 2 of kayaking at Ross Castle for a great day was had by all. Final day tomorrow starting with another sunrise trip 🌅

04/04/2025

A selection of photos from our first day kayaking with at spaces available for sunset kayaking Sat 5.30, book online on

27/03/2025

Only 8 days until where we will be kayaking for the festival. Still spaces available for kayaking over 4/5/6 April. Check out website for bookings.

26/01/2025

IF YOU ARE OUT ON THE WATER IN THESE AREAS FOR PLEASURE OR WORK YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS INFORMATION. PLEASE SHARE EVERYBODY.

30/12/2024

21/11/2024

WINTER SAFETY MESSAGE:

With the short winter days and unpredictable weather it's very important to plan ahead to ensure you stay safe out on the mountains. As the winter sets in, there are a few key safety considerations for those heading into the mountains:

Be Aware
Make sure you start your walk or climb early enough in the day; be aware of what time it gets dark and allow for rapid changes in the weather too.

Plan
Plan your day and route taking into consideration a reliable mountain weather forecast. Leave a route plan with a responsible person. Don't forget to keep an eye on the weather during the day.
Always be prepared to turn back or take a shorter route. The mountains will still be there another day.

Prepare
Whatever your plans, you’ll need a good headtorch and spare batteries in case you get delayed. People sometimes prefer to carry a second lightweight torch so they don’t need to change batteries in the cold or the dark if the head torch packs up.

Equipment Checklist (minimum)
• Sturdy footwear with a good tread
• Food and warm drinks
• Waterproofs
• Map and compass and ability to navigate
• Hat and gloves
• Torch and batteries
• Extra layers to keep warm and dry
• Fully charged phone and spare battery
• Bivvy bag or group shelter and first aid kit
• In snow and ice conditions you will also need an ice axe, crampons and winter skills!

If you need to call out mountain rescue, first make a note of all relevant details:
• Location (with a grid reference if possible)
• Name, gender and age of casualty
• Nature of injuries or emergency
• Number of people in the party
• Your mobile phone number.

Dial 999 or 112, then ask for ‘‘Mountain Rescue’.
Give all your prepared details of the incident and STAY WHERE YOU ARE until contacted by the rescue team.

For more information on mountain safety click link below:
https://kerrymountainrescue.ie/mountain-safety/

20/10/2024

‼️🌊 A wave over 60 foot (18.594 metres) has been recorded st the M6 Buoy! 🌊‼️



Pic by marine.ie

24/09/2024

Stunning morning on our sea kayak trip this morning in Di**le with our crew. Wish we had conditions like this all the time. Just 4 weeks left in our kayaking season before we that a break for the winter. Book online.

18/09/2024

31/08/2024

Balance is key on any stag party. Swipe to see how these guys did.

23/08/2024

Best of luck to Deane Ailise and her event this Sunday in Camp. Hope for some fab weather ☀️☀️and a good crowd.

12/07/2024

Spotted off Di**le Peninsula