The Howth tour that takes you to all the highlights and best panoramic views in Dublin

Duration

3 hours

About

Get local and coastal on a human powered adventure. Immerse yourself in the amazing atmosphere and flavours of this ancient and famous Dublin village on our easier pace Howth walking tour.

Highlights

• Panoramic views surrounded by nature and wildlife.
• Authentic local leaders.
• Climb to the spot described by HG Wells as the most beautiful view in the world.
• Walk the unforgettable Howth cliff path.
• Look out over the Baily Lighthouse on the UNESCO Biosphere.
• Escape the crowds on secret trails and insider tracks.
• See the Martello Towers built to defend Dublin against Napoleon.
• Spot the wildlife; sea birds, seals, dolphins and porpoises.
• Afterwards you will receive a Video momento of your Howth Adventure, including distance traveled, time taken & elevation with photos & videos which can be downloaded in high resolution on a pc or Mac

What to Bring

• Feet first: cross trainers, boots or stout shoes. Long trousers are a good idea to avoid getting nettle stings. Keep an eye on the weather and think about a light waterproof, gloves, scarf and hat in a backpack. Bring along water and a snack to enjoy enroute.

How to get here

• Get the H3 bus from Lower Abbey Street in Dublin City Centre, sit upstairs up front on the right hand side and treat yourself to a coastal tour as you make your way out to Howth. The Dart train is also excellent with free wifi. We are only 25 minutes from the city centre.
• Check bus and train timetables from the city centre to ensure you reach Howth in time for your tour

Meeting Point

• Meet your leader at the entrance to Howth Market opposite Howth Train Station.
• 1030am
• 2.30pm

Itinerary

• Explore the charming harbour learning about its unique position as the safest and most reliable port in Ireland. Meet our local seals and spot the birds and sealife along the way

• Learn about Howth's 800 year old Castle our very own Game of Thrones, following the secret paths and trails through the woodlands and heathlands

• Stroll through Howth Village visiting St Mary's Abbey on the way which was founded by the Viking King Sitric in 1042

• Climb to the highest point Ben Eadair to Panoramic views over Dublin and the East Cost of Ireland

• Follow your guide on off beaten trails across the heathlands and blankets of wildflowers to the Summit

• Take in the world-famous cliff path and amazing views of Howth Harbour, Ireland's Eye and Lambay Island.

• Lots to discover and great photo opportunities no matter what way you turn.

• With taste buds awakened after the fresh salty air, enjoy all the amazing hospitality Howth has to offer.

If the date you are looking for is not available please contact us and we can arrange a time that suits.