Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea Aboard the Lady Patricia: A 90‑Minute Coastal Respite from Wexford

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Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea Aboard the Lady Patricia: A 90‑Minute Coastal Respite from Wexford

A concise guide to Emerald Tea Tours’ 90‑minute scenic cruise from Wexford to Kilmore Quay and back, with Irish‑made afternoon tea served on board.

Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea Aboard the Lady Patricia: A 90‑Minute Coastal Respite from Wexford.

Duration
90 minutes
Location
Wexford
Operator
Emerald Tea Tours
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Step aboard the Lady Patricia in Wexford for a 90‑minute coastal cruise hosted by Emerald Tea Tours. The outing combines a non‑stop scenic route—Wexford → Kilmore Quay → Wexford—with a freshly prepared Irish afternoon tea: finger sandwiches, seasonal sweet treats and scones baked on board, plus tea and barista coffee available.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

A brisk coastal loop: Wexford → Kilmore Quay → Wexford

This is a 90‑minute, non‑stop scenic journey along the spring coastal route, designed to be a relaxed out‑and‑back cruise with uninterrupted sea views.

THE FOOD

Afternoon tea made with Irish produce

Guests are served a selection of tea, freshly baked scones prepared on board, delicate finger sandwiches and seasonal sweet treats made using guaranteed Irish produce and local suppliers.

THE SERVICE

Warm hospitality and on‑board coffee

Tea is included in the price and optional barista coffee is available—the operator notes this is the only barista machine used in motion in Ireland—alongside optional soft drinks.

What the day feels like

What the trip feels like

The experience is deliberately unhurried: passengers board at Crescent Quay, settle into allocated upstairs seating, and spend 90 minutes watching the coastline roll by while servers deliver afternoon tea and brewed drinks. It reads like a seaside salon—quiet, scenic and focused on local flavours.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this outing suits — and who should check details first.

1
Tea lovers and food‑minded groupsIdeal for those who want a relaxed coastal cruise paired with a locally sourced afternoon tea experience.
2
Couples and friends celebrating Mother’s DayA short, scenic outing well suited to small groups looking for a memorable, low‑effort treat.
3
Families with young childrenFamilies should consider the lack of a toilet on board before booking; seating is primarily upstairs and limited downstairs seating must be pre‑booked.
4
Guests with limited mobilityThose who need downstairs seating should pre‑book that extremely limited capacity; otherwise most seating is upstairs and may not suit mobility needs.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The cruise is 90 minutes long and runs a non‑stop scenic route between Wexford and Kilmore Quay.

Meeting & Boarding

Boarding is at the Crescent Quay bus set down area in Wexford; seating is allocated on board.

What to Bring

The operator’s briefing does not list specific gear requirements; guests should dress for coastal conditions and personal comfort.

On‑board provisions

Afternoon tea is included (scones baked on board, finger sandwiches and sweet treats). Tea is provided and barista coffee is available, with optional soft drinks.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the cruise?

The tour is a 90‑minute non‑stop scenic cruise.

Where do we meet to board the Lady Patricia?

Boarding is at the Crescent Quay bus set down area in Wexford.

Is afternoon tea included?

Yes — afternoon tea made with Irish produce is included, featuring freshly baked scones, finger sandwiches and seasonal sweet treats.

Is there a toilet on board?

There is no toilet on board the Lady Patricia.

Where will I be seated?

All seating is allocated upstairs; there is extremely limited seating downstairs which must be pre‑booked.

Is coffee available?

Barista coffee is available on board (the operator notes it is the only barista machine used in motion in Ireland), and optional soft drinks are offered.