- Children £40 pp
- Adults £50 pp
- 2.5 hrs
- Conwy Quay
Set sail aboard the Golden Mariana for a spectacular wildlife cruise to the magnificent sea cliffs of the Great Orme. Take in breathtaking coastal scenery and keep your eyes peeled for dolphins, seals, seabirds and the famous Great Orme Kashmiri goats along the way.
Departing from Conwy, our 2.5-hour Great Orme Wildlife Cruise takes you along the beautiful North Wales coastline towards the dramatic sea cliffs of the Great Orme – one of the area’s most impressive natural landmarks.
There’s plenty of wildlife to look out for throughout the trip. Keep watch for common and bottlenose dolphins, grey seals, gannets, razorbills, cormorants, guillemots and kittiwakes, as well as the famous Great Orme Kashmiri goat herd on the cliffs.
Relax aboard the Golden Mariana, enjoy the spectacular scenery and discover a completely different view of this incredible stretch of coastline. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, keen photographer or simply looking for a memorable way to experience North Wales from the water, this relaxing and informative cruise is not to be missed.
What we'll see along the way
Frequently sighted
- Grey Seals
- Seabirds
- Jellyfish
If we're lucky...
- Porpoise
- Dolphins
- Basking Sharks
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The trip departs from Conwy Quay and typically lasts 2 hr and 30 minutes, depending on weather conditions and the chosen route. Passengers are advised to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure for a safety briefing and to ensure timely boarding. Life jackets are provided, and wearing warm, waterproof clothing is recommended, as the sea breeze can be quite chilly even on sunny days.
For those prone to seasickness, taking motion sickness medication beforehand is advisable. The boat is designed for comfort and safety, but the sea can sometimes be unpredictable. Cameras and binoculars are highly recommended to capture the stunning wildlife and scenic landscapes.
Advance booking is strongly recommended, particularly during peak seasons, to avoid disappointment. Children, families and dogs are welcome, but young children must be supervised at all times.