60
Yachts Available
April to September
Best Season
Summer 15-20C
Summer Temp
5
Charter Bases
Sailing in Ireland
Cruise the River Shannon, Ireland's longest river, aboard a comfortable hire motor cruiser. These calm, license-free inland waters wind through Lough Derg and Lough Ree, past riverside towns, ancient castles and welcoming pubs. With no tides and gentle currents, the Shannon is ideal for relaxed family boating and first-time skippers.
Why Charter in Ireland?
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Self-drive motor cruisers, no license required2
Lough Derg and Lough Ree open water3
Riverside pubs and traditional Irish music4
Medieval castles and historic Clonmacnoise5
Bases at Carrick on Shannon, Portumna and Banagher6
Calm inland waters with no tidesYacht Types in Ireland
Charter Bases in Ireland
Wind & Weather in Ireland
Sheltered inland river and lake waters with no tides, just an occasional fresh breeze on the open loughs.
Best Season: April to September | Summer Temp: Summer 15-20C
Featured Yachts in Ireland
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to charter a yacht in Ireland?
The best season for a yacht charter in Ireland is April to September.
What are the wind and weather conditions in Ireland?
Sheltered inland river and lake waters with no tides, just an occasional fresh breeze on the open loughs.
How many yachts can I charter in Ireland?
Chartera currently lists 60 yachts available for charter in Ireland, including sailing yachts, catamarans and motor yachts.
Where are the main charter bases in Ireland?
The main charter bases in Ireland are Carrick on Shannon, Portumna, Banagher, Lough Derg, Lough Ree.
Ready to Sail Ireland?
60 yachts available for charter in Ireland
