Ireland · HOWTH & MALAHIDE COASTAL TRIPS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 howth & malahide coastal trips justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
A half-day Big Bus Tours trip from Dublin to Howth Summit, with a guided cliff walk, village time, and chances to spot seabirds.
“Jeff, the tour guide, was excellent. He had interesting information delivered in a wonderful style. He made the trip a pleasure! And it was lovely to do the short walk along the hills, as well as see the town of Howth.”
Half-day bus trip from Dublin to Howth Summit cliffs and fishing village, with guided cliff walk, free village time, and English live guide.
“Don’t go with rain in the forecast. It poured on us at the summit and we couldn’t see much. That said, our driver and tour guide was knowledgeable and entertaining and he provided lots of information and history that was interesting. I would do this tour again on a better weather day.”
A 50-minute boat ride from Howth to Ireland’s Eye. Spot seals, puffins, seabirds, sea caves, and enjoy live English commentary.
“Our skipper was awesome and gave us the best tour of Ireland's Eye, including teaching my friend and I about all of the local Irish birds!”
A 3-hour small-group e-bike ride around Howth, with helmets, easy cruising, and cliff views plus castle stories, from Howth Harbour.
“Very fine experience with a wonderful guide who had a commanding knowledge of the area. Bikes were all in great condition.”
A short Howth boat cruise with live captain commentary, seal and sea bird spotting, and sweeping views of Howth Lighthouse and Ireland’s Eye.
“We had so much fun! The captain was very fun and gave us blankets incase we got chilly. Great way to experience the cliffs and Ireland’s eye. We even got to see some seals hanging by the harbor.”
Cruise Howth Cliffs by ferry, then circle Ireland's Eye for seals, birds, and lighthouse views with live narration in about an hour.
“Ireland's Eye is a very beautiful small island, a homeland to various wild species, especially birds and seals. The trip is perfect for everyone who loves nature and/or photography.”
Cruise from Howth Harbour to Ireland's Eye in 45 minutes, with captain commentary, wildlife chances, and big coastal views.
“What a must-do trip! So worth travelling to Howth (only 30-40 mins from Dublin) and a great way to see more of the coast. The boat captain was very knowledgeable too!”
A small-group 3-hour guided coastal hike from Howth Market, with cliff views, Viking and literary stops, seals, and local stories.
“The hike is strenuous and you should be prepared for all sorts of weather. Many of the trails were steep and rocky and muddy. The guide was extremely knowledgeable.”
Coastal cliffs, sea caves at low tide, and sweeping Dublin Bay views on a small-group Howth hike with breakfast scones included.
“If you are an avid hiker or a novice wanting to see the natural beauty of Ireland, Howth Adventures has an afternoon to remember waiting for you. From the marina to the cobblestone streets to the 360 view of the peninsula, you will take in the flowers, view of the sea, monuments of Dublin, and the seas and dolphins in the distance. Zach was welcoming - sharing Irish history, knowledge and patience as. And the new guide Matt was an attentive host full of history local tales and helping hand. My sister said it was her favorite thing we did in Ireland - and we did 6 tours - and…”
A small-group coastal boat tour from Howth to Ireland’s Eye for seal views, seabirds, cliff scenery, and live skipper stories.
“Was a lovely ride even on a cloudy and a bit rainy day. Great guide! I don’t like that I have to add 100 characters”
Take a 1-hour sunset cruise from Howth Harbour, with expert commentary, wildlife spotting, and views of Ireland’s Eye and Dublin Bay.
“Myself and my partner absolutely loved our trip, it was a beautiful sunset and really enjoyed the views.”
Sail Dublin Bay from Dun Laoghaire to Howth on the St Bridget, spot seals and islands, then use your DART discount to get back.
“Lovely smooth sailing very safe and very friendly staff, will go again”
Hike the Howth peninsula on a local-led coastal route, from Viking history and seabird views to Ben of Howth panoramas for about $44.
“Absolutely great guide and wonderful experience to see all the ecology around Howth”
A short ferry from Howth to Ireland’s Eye for free time on a bird sanctuary, possible puffins, and captain-led safety.
“Enjoyed a lot , seen the seals as well , I recommend highly”
Howth myths and cliffs from Dublin on a guided 11 km hike with Spanish storytelling, possible seals, forest picnic, and Baily Lighthouse views.
“Álvaro is a great guide. He's funny and knows not only the history of the place but a lot of curious data about it. We had an amazing experience around Howth cliffs and the forest -there's a lot of hidden secrets! - I absolutely recommend doing any tour with him!”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
