Barmouth Boat Trips North Wales, fun for all the family.

Please note we are not operating trips aboard the Jeanneau motor yacht at the moment. However other boat trips are available from Barmouth harbour. Please see other boat trips and the web.

Come on down to Barmouth harbour and embark on an amazing adventure aboard a Jeanneau motor yacht. Trips are available within a two hour period either side of the daytime high tide. Check the tides here. Scroll down and click on Book Now for calendar booking system showing available trips.

View Barmouth from the sea aboard Barmouth Boat Trips North Wales.

If you and your family are looking for things to do in Barmouth you can enjoy a trip on this luxury motor yacht from Barmouth harbour and view this beautiful cardigan bay coast from a whole new perspective. There is also a possibility that we may see the dolphins as a pod visits during the summer season.

Your north wales boat trip will leave Barmouth and head towards St. Patrick’s causeway or Sarn Badrig also spelled Sarn Padrig as it is correctly called in Welsh is one of the reefs on the West coast of wales in Cardigan bay that was formed of glacial deposits left behind by receding ice sheets approximately 11700 years ago at the end of the Last Glacial Period (LGP) or ice age. Please note that the trip may be altered by Captain Gav. depending on the prevailing conditions.

About Our Boat Trip from Barmouth

We do not offer fishing trips aboard the Jeanneau motor yacht which is a semi displacement vessel. This means she can reach approx 24 Knots with a cruising speed of 18 knots. Great fun with stability.

The Technical Stuff

A displacement vessel is limited by its hull waterline length. The formula for this is (HS = 1.34 x √LWL) or Hull Speed = 1.34 x the square root of the Water Lin Length. This equates to eight knots for a 10.9728 M vessel. There are other types of hull design these include fully planing hulls. These are fast but have a very hard ride and are not as stable as a displacement or semi displacement hull design.

Get into Boating

If after enjoying your experience with Barmouth Boat Trips North Wales you are interested in a new Jeanneau Yacht click here. We also have listed other boat trips in Barmouth and places that provide good food also where to stay in Barmouth.

Barmouth harbour located at the mouth of the Mawddach estuary rapidly expanded in to a major boat building center satisfying the demand for vessels caused by the boom in coastal shipping from 1770 onwards. An approximate total of 138 vessels were built on the Mawddach.

Great Walks around Barmouth

You may also wish to visit these other places: Llanystumdwy Nant Gwrtheyrn, Tre’r Ceiri, Porth Iago, Bardsey Island, Abersoch, Llanbedrog Beach, Plas yn Rhiw, Pwllheli, and Llanystumdwy.

The Ferry to Fairbourne and the Narrow Gauge Railway

You may also enjoy the ferry bouts to Fairbourne. Here you can have a ride on the narrow gauge railway to the river mouth. There is a museum to visit. You can then return on one of the ferry boats or, walk back over Barmouth Railway and footpath bridge. This takes approximately one hour.

On the Day with Barmouth Boat Trips North Wales

Refreshments are not available on board you may bring your own. Also please use the facilities on the quayside before boarding as we have no public conveniences. Please also see our terms and conditions. Please also have appropriate footwear. We will provide life jackets during the safety briefing.

Thank you from all at Barmouth Boat Trips North Wales.