Dublin Coastal Hike: Howth Cliff Walk Adventure
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Overview
The Dublin Coastal Hike with Howth Adventures shows off Dublin's beautiful outdoors. This hiking tour takes guests to the best spots in Howth, offering amazing views with local guides in the middle of nature and wildlife. Guests can dive into the great vibe and tastes of this old and famous Dublin village while hearing stories that inspired writers, artists, and local rock stars! Explore the lovely harbor and the pretty coastal village.
During the hike, guests will see places like Howth Harbour & Market, King Sitric's Abbey Ruins, and the Howth Head viewpoint. The tour also goes through Howth Summit, past the Martello Tower, and along the Howth Cliff Path. They can enjoy the restaurants and harbor in Howth Village. What's Included: A friendly tour guide to lead the way.
This hike doesn't include food or drinks, so guests might want to bring some snacks. All the guides are from Howth. They share their own stories about Howth Castle, which is like the real-life Game of Thrones. The tour follows secret paths through the woods to views that HG Wells said were the prettiest in the world. Walk where history happened and see amazing sights on the Howth cliff walk. This adventure is perfect for small groups and is a half-day tour.




Highlights
See Amazing Views: Hike to the best spots in Howth for views of the coast and countryside.
Local Guides: Friendly guides from Howth share stories about the area's history.
Explore Howth: Visit the harbor, abbey ruins, and cliff paths of this old village.
Small Group Tour: Enjoy a hike with a small group for a personal experience.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers really enjoy this tour because of the pretty views and friendly guides. Some people think the hike can be hard, and the weather can affect the fun.

The tour guides are super friendly and know a lot about Howth.
The views are amazing and make for great pictures.
The hike is a good way to see the nature around Dublin.
Many customers loved that the tour guides shared personal stories.
Some customers felt the hike was a bit challenging.
The weather can make the hike less enjoyable if it rains.
The Journey
Howth Harbour & Market
Begin your Howth adventure at the vibrant Howth Market, a hub of local crafts and culinary delights. Stroll along the historic Howth Harbour, a bustling fishing port where you can often spot playful seals basking in the sun. This iconic harbor, a cornerstone of Howth's maritime heritage, provides a picturesque starting point for your exploration.
King Sitric's Abbey Ruins
Step back in time as you wander through the ruins of the old Abbey, originally founded by the Viking King Sitric in the 11th century. These ancient stones whisper tales of Viking settlement and early Christian heritage, offering a glimpse into Howth's rich and layered past.
Howth Head Panoramic Viewpoint
Ascend to the summit of Howth Head and be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views stretching north, south, east, and west. H.G. Wells famously described these vistas as some of the most beautiful in the world. From this vantage point, soak in the dramatic coastline, the sprawling Dublin Bay, and the distant mountains – a truly unforgettable experience.
Howth Summit Heathlands
Hike across the vibrant heathlands to Howth Summit, a tapestry of wildflowers and scenic trails. From here, marvel at the iconic Baily Lighthouse perched on the edge of the peninsula and the Dublin Bay Biosphere, a protected area teeming with wildlife. Discover insider tracks and local tales shared by your guide, enriching your journey with authentic experiences.
Martello Tower & Yeats' Residence View
Visit the Martello Tower, a historic fortification built to defend against a potential Napoleonic invasion. From this strategic vantage point, enjoy fabulous views of Howth Harbour, Ireland's Eye, and Lambay Island. Imagine WB Yeats residing nearby, inspired by the stunning coastal scenery.
Howth Cliff Path
Embark on a scenic walk along the world-famous Howth Cliff Path, where dramatic cliffs meet the crashing waves of the Irish Sea. Immerse yourself in nature and wildlife, enjoying amazing views of Howth Harbour, Ireland's Eye, and Lambay Island. This invigorating coastal walk offers unparalleled beauty and tranquility.
Howth Village Restaurants & Harbour
After your tour, unwind in the charming village of Howth, selecting from a variety of fabulous restaurants, bars, and cafes along the harbour. Savor fresh seafood, enjoy a pint of Guinness, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this historic fishing village. Continue your Howth adventure with a culinary delight and a taste of local hospitality.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a tour guide who will show guests around and share interesting information about Howth. It does not include food or drinks, so guests should bring their own if they want them. Since there is no specified meeting or drop off info. Be sure to confirm meet-up point with tour provider, who will provide clear directions to the starting point.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes that are good for walking on uneven ground. Also, bring a jacket because the weather can change quickly.