Shannon Boat Hire 2.59

All boats equipped with fish/depth finders.

All fishing equipment available on request.

Life jackets supplied for everyone.

Hourly, Daily & weekly rates available.

Prices
Daily hire 8 hours – €80.
Hourly rates also available.
Prices include petrol.
Weekly rates also available.

Lake boat hire on Lough Derg.

There are many wonderful things to see and do when a person hire’s out a boat on Lough derg. Lough Derg is a really large lake of 32,000 acres and with the stunning backdrop of Sliabh Bernagh to the west and the Arra mountain’s to the east Lough Derg never ceases to amaze it’s visitors with an ever changing array of colours no matter what season we find ourselves in.

Hiring a Lake boat in today’s stressful world is a brilliant way of getting away from it all either on your own, or with a partner, or to bring the kids along with a picnic and plenty of cold minerals to keep the juniors hydrated. Just imagine heading off with with the whole day ahead and exploring the many sheltered bay’s, and stopping off for your picnic at a beautiful sandy beach and having a dip in the crystal clear water’s of the Lough.

Hiring a Lake Boat can also mean doing some fishing be it seriously looking for your personal best Trout or Pike, or just happy to play it by ear and letting yourself be surprised by what Lough Derg has to offer.

Lake Boat hire is for everyone young and old, and even if you have never ventured out before every advice and information is given before you head off and whether it’s for a day or even a few hours, what is guaranteed is that when you try it once you will always want to go again.

Lake Boats are waiting for you in Killaloe with the ever reliable Yamaha outboards which are so user friendly and with your map in hand your on your way to a new adventure and the only thing that you will say on your return is, can we hire a lake boat next weekend, oh and by the way please don’t forget to bring along your sun hat, and the nivea sun cream as it can get quite hot out there on Lough Derg.