Why not get onto the Lough with many boat trips available on the majestic Maid of
Antrim, Warrior, Trostan. or even an old Pirate Ship!
Cruising on the Maid The Master McGrá
The best way to explore this region of vast natural beauty The Master McGrá runs regular boat trips around Kinnego
is to step on board the Maid of Antrim, a purpose built Bay during the summer. It is based in Kinnego Marina and
pleasure cruiser licensed to carry 100 passengers. The boat offers the opportunity to sample life on the water.
has just recently been restored to its former glory and
offers passengers a comprehensive commentary as well as
Contact Kinnego Marina Tel: 028 3832 7573
spectacular views. The Maid offers several tour packages
Email: kinnego.marina@craigavon.gov.uk
on Lough Neagh & the Lower Bann.
or visit: www.craigavon.gov.uk
The Maid of Antrim departs from various points on
Lough Neagh. Cruises depart from April to October with
Pirate Boat Trips
refreshments and bar service available on board. Please
pre-book to avoid disappointment. Wheelchair access
Ahoy me hearties! For those who like a challenge, join us
available.
on a journey back in time when the fearless pirates ruled
the waves. An entertaining cruise departing from Antrim
Contact Con Law Tel: 028 2582 2159 Loughshore Park for the young and old on board our
Mob: 07969927098
miniature 12 seater pirate ship, the first of its kind in
Email: conlaw@btinternet.com
Ireland. Dress to impress or walk the plank!
Contact Captain "Jim the Enforcer"
Rams Island
Tel: 07828 905801
Rams Island, the largest island on Lough Neagh is located
www.piratesofloughneagh.com
approximately 1 mile offshore from Sandy Bay on the
eastern shore of the Lough. The island is steeped in
Coney Island
history and heritage, featuring the ruins of the 19th
Century O’Neill’s summer house and round tower. The
Coney Island, lying 1 km offshore from Maghery Village,
island was last permanently inhabited in the 1920’s by the
is an exciting destination to be explored. The island has a
Cardwell family who were caretakers for the O’Neill’s. The
rich history spanning many centuries, with evidence of
island is also blessed with an impressive array of flora and
human occupation dating back 8000 years BC. It was one
fauna among the dense woodland. A weekend ferry
of the most westerly outposts of the Normans during their
service to the island on the Island Warrior departs from
occupation of the island from the 12th Century. The island
Sandy Bay Marina and can also be booked for private
is owned by the National trust and regular boat trips on
charter.
the Trostan are available at the weekend from Maghery
Country Park.
Contact The River Bann & Lough Neagh Association
Tel: 07715368050 Email: michael@ramsisland.org Contact Kinnego Marina Tel: 028 3832 7573.
or visit: www.ramsisland.org Email: kinnego.marina@craigavon.gov.uk
or visit: www.craigavon.gov.uk
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