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Dublin City Kayaking

Larianne · 2012-08-14 23:57:12

Hi, I see the current Boards deal is a City Kayaking Trip during the Tall Ships festival. Just wondering if anyone has done it and recommend doing it?

14-08-2012 11:57pm

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Larianne

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Hi,

I see the current Boards deal is a City Kayaking Trip during the Tall Ships festival.

Just wondering if anyone has done it and recommend doing it?

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#2 15-08-2012 4:18pm

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Hi I did the one on Portabello bridge from groupon and loved it did it with my dad and sister,really reasonable and great fun.Our first time doing it I would recommend it to everyone.Just rent the wetsuit otherwise you get a soggy bum

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#3 19-08-2012 7:51am

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I love to do this..but can't swim. Do u think it's safe?

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#4 19-08-2012 9:36am

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Ah yeah you have a life jacket but you wouldnt fall in.As I said the only part of you that gets wet is your bum.Its really safe.You'll love it

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#5 21-08-2012 10:37pm

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They are near the Jeanie Johnston. I have seen them and they are actually quite large canoes, not kayaks (so relatively stable and very suitable for first timers). Not sure though what is fun about just going back and forth on the a calm stretch of the Liffey.

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