Dingle Peninsula Yacht Charter

If you would like to stay on the Dingle Peninsula, why not charter a yacht and experience a holiday of a lifetime. You may wish to moor in Dingle's Marina or perhaps you prefer the open sea and the adventure of setting sail to different places.

The Oceanis 351 Clipper is very fast with taut lines, maximum waterline length and a wide beam ensuring excellent stability. The saloon and galley offer full headroom (1.9m) and plenty of working/stowage space.

Two equal sized aft cabins and a generous forward cabin provide ocean-going accommodation.

Electrical Equipment: 2 Batteries, Log, Depth, Wind D/S, Autopilot,Stereo Radio Cassette player, Water heater, Fuse board and battery selector switch, GPS., Navigation lights, VHF

Deck and Safety Equipment: Electrical Anchor Winch, Second anchor, Life raft, Full safety inventory (YCA), Safety lines, Flare kit, Emergency tiller Radar reflector, Compass, Fog horn, Horse shoe and light, 2 Torches, First Aid Kit, Harnesses Lines, Life jackets, Bosuns chair, Tool kit, 3 Fire extinguisher, Fire blanket, Spare oil, Owners manual and Manuals, Spare diesel, Spare Petrol, Winch handles, 2 Bilge pumps, 5 Fenders, Brush and mop, Spare warp, Dinghy and oars, Foot pump, Boat hook, Bucket and Sponges and funnels, 2 Gas cylinders

Navigational Equipment: Log book, Pencil and eraser, Parallel ruler, Protractor, Dividers, Binoculars, VHF, GPS , Hand held compass, Instruments, Imray & Admirality Charts, Almanac, Cruising guide.Galley: Pressurised Hot & Cold water system, Refrigerator with ice compartment, Oven, 2-ring burner and grill. Cutlery, crockery & tea towels.

Technical Data: L.O.A.: 10,50 m Max. beam: 3,80 m Displacement: 5 300 kg approx. Sail area: 59 m2 (Mainsail with two automatic reefs - new 2004)(Roller furling Jib)

Take the family on a one hour guided tour of Dingle Harbour and Bay. Departing from the marina, experience Dingle viewed from the sea as you enjoy a cruise around the harbour enhanced by our commentary on the local maritime and cultural history. Keep an eye out for Fungie the resident dolphin as we pass through the entrance of Dingle harbour. Outside the harbour we cruise along the coast while our guide explains the geology of the spectacular cliff formations.