Suitability: Adults and teenagers (16-18)
When is better to be on the water than a still, calm May morning. Join us as we embrace the morning birdsong and do some wildlife spotting on our way out to Devenish Island and explore the monastic sight before anyone else arrives.
Please wear suitable footwear and warm waterproof clothing but also factor in sunny weather.
If you notice you or anyone in your group experiencing any potential Covid-19 symptoms, then please do not attend events.
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