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Howth Cliffs and Lighthouses Boat Tour

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Overview

Thousands of people flood to Howth every year to see Howth Cliffs and walk or hike the cliffs. Our cruises allow for people to experience Howth Cliff like never before, taking in spectacular views from the sea. There are plenty of photo opportunites along the way with amazing scenery and wildlife on Ireland's Eye including Puffins, Guillemots and Grey Seals. - Easy hassle free train (DART) or bus journey from Dublin City Centre - Skippered by expert local crew

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Pontoon on the West Pier in Howth. Opposite Aqua Restaurant

Language Offered

English-AUDIO

English-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. Baily Lighthouse

Our tour of Howth Cliffs begins at the Baily Lighthouse, with commentary and information about the history of the lighthouse.

2. Howth Head

The awe inspiring Cliffs of Howth in Irelands Ancient East are walked by tens of thousands of visitors every Summer. Why not try something a little more ‘Viking’ and experience their views, their flora and their fauna from the Sea! Join us on the ‘Puffin’, Howth’s newest and fastest ferry, as we cruise along the Cliffs taking in breathtaking views of Dublin Bay, the Bailey lighthouse and Irelands Eye. This one-hour cruise is Captained by Mark, whose family have been fishing and touring these waters for generations. Live commentary on bird life, rock formations and sea mammals is provided.

3. Howth Lighthouse

Take in views and enjoy commentary about Howth Lighthouse as you exit the harbour

4. Ireland's Eye

Take a trip around Ireland’s Eye, taking in spectacular views of the Island, the Martello Tower, and the colony of seals and birds which inhabit the area. Get up close and personal with the flora and fauna on Ireland’s Eye. The island is a Nature Reserve and a sanctuary for wildlife in Dublin Bay Biosphere. Commentary on the history of the island, the wildlife and the famous Kirwan murder on the island is provided.