Hike Along Sea Cliffs, Nature Trails in a Historic Headland Just a Stone's Throw from the City

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About

Less than an hour from the city centre, travel along Dublin's north coastline and come off the beaten track for a spectacular hike in this popular and historic headland.

From close to the city centre, take a bus or train along a coastal route to arrive at the historic fishing village of Howth

Embark on a hike of approx 4 hours duration with a variety of terrain and scenery and learn about the the fascinating history of the headland.

Choose to lunch in a local pub or bring your own packed lunch to eat al fresco to stunning views.

Sample the sites and sounds of the historic fishing village before returning to the city by bus or train

Duration

6- 7 Hours (including stops for snacks, lunch and transport by bus / train)

Essential Details

• Distance: 12.5km / 8 miles
• Capacity: from 5 (minimum) to 8 (maximum) people for public tours
• Private Group Tours also available
• Availability: Weekdays all year around
• Start Times: 9am, 10am, 11am
• Suitable for ages 13+
• Must have reasonable level of fitness and be in good health
• Efficient, clean and safe transport to and from the city

Inclusions

• Private local guide
• Train / Bus Tickets

Exclusions

• Food & drink

Itinerary

• Take bus / train between Dublin City Centre and Howth
• Historic fishing village
• Sea cliff walk overlooking the Irish Sea and Dublin Bay
• The first gas-lit lighthouse in the world
• Trek narrow trails through a variety of flora
• Pass through secluded coves
• Scale the headland and enjoy stunning panoramic views
• Rhododendron Gardens
• 12th Century Castle
• Arrive back in Howth village
• Refreshment / lunch stop (optional)
• Return to city centre by train or 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.