Howth Tour Dublin

Description

North-east of the bustling urban centre of Dublin, lays a quaint and peaceful peninsula waiting to be explored. Just a short journey out of town brings you to Howth, a little fishing village nestled in stunning natural scenery which is perfect for a fantastic few hours out of Dublin. Breath-taking views will await us as we stroll along a coastline which is both beautiful & sublime while we dig into the fascinating history which has played out here next the cliffs.

Discover ancient monuments, Neolithic standing stones & medieval ruins, hear about Viking raids, gun-running during the rebellion, and the bloody stream, see Howth castle, Baily lighthouse, St. Mary's Abbey & the 18th Century Martello Tower, Howth harbour - home to some playful seals and Ireland's eye - a little uninhabited island.

You will also have the opportunity to dine on some of the tastiest traditional fish & chips you are ever likely to eat and, of course, sup a delicious pint or two in a proper Howth pub.

An ideal way to dive into the real, wild, green, awesome nature of Ireland just a stone's throw from the city.

  • The bloody stream
  • Neolithic standing stones
  • Viking raids
  • Howth gun-running
  • Martello tower
  • Howth castle
  • Baily lighthouse
  • St. Mary's Abbey
  • Howth harbour
  • local cuisine
  • breath-taking views
  • relaxed cliff-walk
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