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Anserena (Claddagh Charters)
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01-02-2010 5:15pm#1
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stunt_penguin wrote: »Well they've mispelled 'Parties' all over the place, haven't gotten a photo up, they don't have a phone number or business address. Wouldn't go within a MILE of them if I didn't live beside the Claddagh.
There's a reason why they don't have a picture of the boat up.
Although in fairness, you WOULD feel like a right pirate on it
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Hey !JohnCleary wrote: »There's a reason why they don't have a picture of the boat up.
Although in fairness, you WOULD feel like a right pirate on it
I was at a hen party on the 'Anserina' in March;we came down to galway for the weekend and went out on the boat ;we had live music onboard and there was seating,blankets and even a toilet! we had a great time!one of the girls even got to sing a song on the microphone and as the hen ;she got to wear the captains hat and drive the boat !i dont konow wat boat ur on about john cleary but the anserina was perfect ,fully equiped and my friends are booking it for sea angling in the summer,they booked it off their new website www.claddaghcharters.com
I would recommend it to anyone ; great to see some positive business around!0 -
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I was on the Anserina a couple of weeks ago. It was a nice evening but not spectacular. We left the Claddagh and they took us out around Mutton Island & Mutton Outfall buoy. We then turned west and travelled approx 1km from the shore until we were opposite the Galway Bay hotel, turned around, and then retraced our path to the Claddagh. The full trip took around 90 mins.
The boat was small(ish) with 8 chairs up on deck, but was very clean and well maintained. We didn't venture downstairs at all. There was a CD playing Irish music, and no commentary at all, which would have been nice as there were some American tourists on board who were interested in learning more about the Claddagh and Galway.
Blankets were provided, and even though it was a pleasant evening, they were needed on the way back.
At no stage were lifejackets offered, demonstrated, or seen.
It was a pleasant evening, but for 20Euro each, would have liked to see a bit more interaction from the crew, similar to what happens on the Corrib Princess. In saying that, I realise that they are not doing this too long and it may take a little longer to work in a routine which will entertain their customers. Apologies for the poor photo above - it was taken about 3/4's back and doesn't show the full deck.0 -
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