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How to get out on the water in Clew BayIf you don’t want to sail your own boat to the remote region of Clew Bay, there are other options. Boats can be charted for angling, cruising or exploring some of Clew Bay's 365 islands. Other options include visiting by land and taking day trips out on the Bay from either Westport or Clare Island, both of which are home to charter angling boats and excursion vessels. The following list provides a few places to start: Sailing/Windsurfing/Kitesurfing:Lessons: Glenans Irish Sailing Club http://gisc.ie/content/blogsection/23/199/lang,en/ Lessons and racing program: Mayo Sailing Club http://www.mayosailingclub.com/ Charter:Explorer, a Hanse 54, Leaders Charter Ltd., Westport, Aaron O’Grady +353 868090476 http://www.leaderscharter.com/westport_clew_bay.php, aaron@leaderscharter.com; pauric@leaderscharter.com Exploring/Diving:Ocean Potion and a whole fleet of vesselsClew Bay MarineInishturkbeg, Westporthttp://www.clewbaymarineservices.com/fleet.html Padraig McCormack, 087 257 0021 Peter MacDonagh 087 248 9098 peter@clewbaymarineservices.com Adventure Islandsthey have a wide range of land and sea based activities and sports: http://www.theadventureislands.com/ Surfinghttp://www.clewbayhotel.com/watersport http://www.achilltourism.com/surfing.html Fishing(Listing of licensed vessels from the Central Fisheries Board)Shamrock I
Restorick II
White Sea Horse
Lady Helen
Innishoo
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