The Moy Estuary is a coastal estuary on the River Moy in County Mayo, Ireland, flowing into the Atlantic Ocean. The primary access point for paddlers is Ballina Quay, located on the eastern side of the river. This quay is a key boat access point with visitor moorings and is the starting location for commercial kayaking tours and paddleboarding schools. The quay area is picturesque, quiet, and peaceful, with Belleek Woods and its forest pathways situated directly across the river. A notable sight for paddlers is the wreck of the concrete ship SS Creteboom, which lies abandoned on a sandbank within the estuary. The estuary is also used for seal watching, and trips to Bartra Island are a common charter activity. The water body supports various paddling activities, from relaxed two-hour paddles on the River Moy to more challenging full-day tours along the estuary itself. The area is shared with other boat traffic, including angling charters and a local rowing club that operates between Rosserk and the Cathedral. Paddlers should be prepared for typical estuary conditions, including potential currents, wind exposure, and interaction with other vessels.