Puffin Island Wildlife Cruise - Starida
Starida Puffin Island Cruises & Sea Fishing Trips
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The Classic Puffin Tour
Join the Starida team aboard the Island Princess for a gentle cruise along the Menai Strait to Puffin Island, where you have the opportunity to view an abundance of wildlife in their natural habitat, including guillemots, cormorants, kittiwakes, razorbills and, of course, the puffin.
The east end of the island is home to a colony of grey seals and you may be lucky in spotting a bottlenose dolphin or harbour porpoise! As you cruise down the Strait, there is plenty of opportunity to take in the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia mountain range and Anglesey coastline, and we’ll also share some local history as we pass various sites along the shore.
Not just a cruise but a complete guided tour with a full commentary that’s as entertaining as it is informative - from the experienced local crews.
What your Puffin Island Wildlife Cruise Includes:
- 75 minutes of out at sea fun
- Spot wildlife of all kinds, seals, puffins and more!
- Enjoy full commentary guide throughout the tour!
- Hear about the areas natural history
- Highly experienced crew on board
Experience marine life in all its natural beauty on a Puffin Island Wildlife Cruise.
More about Starida
Starida Sea Services is a local, family-owned business based in the historic town of Beaumaris on the island of Anglesey. The team have been operating in the pleasure boat industry for over 40 years and in that time have built up a wealth of knowledge and experience.
All of the skippers and crews are highly experienced mariners, qualified in accordance with Coastguard standards and all our vessels are regularly inspected to ensure their safety and your comfort.
Starida has been Beaumaris’ longest established pleasure boat cruises and offers not just a boat trip, but a complete guided tour with a full commentary.
Beaumaris,
Ynys Môn
Beaumaris,
Ynys Môn
How to Find Us
By car
Follow the A545 signposted to Beaumaris for approximately 3 miles/5km. On entering Beaumaris, take the first turning on your right by the Liverpool Arms Hotel and follow the road round to the left, you’ll find the kiosks on the right by the pier entrance, head for the blue kiosk; if you carry on for another 200m you’ll find the town car park.
By bus
You can get bus routers 53/56/57/58 from Bangor and the Route 51 from Llangefni. The nearest bus stop is outside Ena’s Newsagent on Castle Street, which is about 250m from the kiosk.
Your tour will last 75 minutes!
There are no toilets on board the vessels of the Island Princess and the Starida II.
Dogs are welcome on wildlife cruises and travel for free! But only assistance dogs are allowed on fishing trips. Very large dogs may also be turned down for boarding as the pathways on the boat may be to small for them to navigate comfortably.