Angling for Salmon on Ireland's Cork Blackwater
Blackwater Lodge in County Waterford
Voted Best Fly Fishing Guesthouse/Hotel in Today's Flyfisher Magazine Game-Tackle Awards 2006.

 Cast your eye over our site using this navigation bar

Home Page
(return to)		 The Lodge The Fishing

 

 Flycasting
Tuition		 Site Navigation
(click here for Site Map) 		Booking 
Information		 Links
 Photo
Galleries
Price Lists Accommodation
B&B & Self-catering		 Fishing Report
(updated daily)		 News
 Location
How to find us		 Travel
How to get here/Routes		 Tackle Shop
(Tackle by mail order)		 Staff
Wanted		 Contact us
Now on Skype!
Newsletter/Email List: If you would like to receive our newsletters with the latest fishing and Lodge information, send us an email with your name, address (for any postal mailings)  etc. Click here to email directly.

Ferry Travel from Europe

Landbridge Ferry from the Continent
From the Continent to England via either:
Note: Brittany Ferries routes via the UK are now part of the Stena Landbridge		 Followed by:- UK to Ireland via
Stena routes
Hoek van Holland to Harwich
Calais to Dover
Dieppe to Newhaven.
 Brittany Ferries routes
Caen - Portsmouth
Cherbourg - Poole
St. Malo - Portsmouth
Roscoff - Plymouth
Santander - Plymouth
(No concession fares)		 Stena routes
Fishguard - Rosslare
Holyhead - Dun Laoghaire
Stranraer - Larne

There are several other alternatives for crossing the English Channel. Whilst we cannot offer all-inclusive packages which include these itineraries, the following links may be useful to help you plan a Blackwater fishing holiday from Europe.

[Dividing Line Image]

Direct from France to Ireland

These companies will not give us any concessions on direct routes to Ireland. Contact them direct for fares and timetables.

Tip    Book very early as the number of crossings is limited.

Irish Ferries (Irish website) Brittany Ferries (French website)
Cherbourg - Rosslare
Roscoff - Rosslare
(April to September - both routes)		 Roscoff - Cork
(April to September)