Take a Half Day Trip to Dublin's Accidental Island Where Nature Meets History: Perfect for All the Family!

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About

Take a short train trip from the city centre to the historic village of Raheny. Step through its pre-medieval past and ruins into the delightful St. Anne's Park and hear about its connection with the Guinness Family.

Arriving at the coast, cross the causeway to the 200 year old Bull Island. Enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of this UNESCO biosphere. As you stroll along meandering trails through salt marshes, sand dunes and beach, hear the fascinating story of how this accidental island was formed, while exploring it's rich and diverse flora and fauna.

Choose to stop for a break and refreshments at a unique outdoor cafe, perched on the 200 year old sea wall and admire the view of Dublin Bay.

Return to the mainland over a timer bridge and catch a bus back to the city centre.

Duration

Approx. 5 Hours (including stop for refreshment)

Essential Details

• Distance: 9km / 5.1 miles
• Capacity: from 4 (minimum) to 15 (maximum) people for public tour
• Private Group Tours also available
• Availability: Weekdays all year around
• Start Times: Hourly from 8am to 1pm
• Suitable for all ages

Inclusions

• Private local guide
• Train and Bus Tickets

Exclusions

• Food & drink

Itinerary

• Train from City Centre
• Raheny - Ancient Church and Abbey
• St. Anne's Park
• The Peace Tree
• Bull Nature Trail and Beach
• North Bull Wall & Refreshment Break
• The Wooden Bridge
• Return to the City Centre by Bus

We need a minimum of 5 people in order to run the public tour. We will be in touch if we don't meet the minimum to reschedule, or to agree an appropriate surcharge, or alternatively you can book a private group tour.