Hike the UNESCO Dublin Bay Biosphere. Dublin. Guided.
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Enjoy stunning panoramic views of Dublin Bay and Wicklow Mountains
Explore Howth on a five-hour guided hiking safari adventure
Begin with scones tea and coffee at a local spot
Discover the UNESCO Dublin Bay Biosphere with expert guide insights
Howth Hiking Safari Explores Cliffs, Wildlife, and Dublin Bay Biosphere
A guided outdoor adventure from Dublin takes travellers to the dramatic coastal landscapes of Howth, offering a five-hour hiking experience through cliffs, woodlands, and hidden coastal trails.
The journey begins with a warm welcome featuring freshly baked scones, tea, and coffee before setting out into the UNESCO-listed Dublin Bay Biosphere. Routes are adapted based on weather and tides, ensuring each hike feels unique and closely connected to the natural environment.
The trail explores rugged cliff paths, secluded beaches, and quiet coves with panoramic views stretching across Dublin Bay and toward the Wicklow Mountains. Along the way, historical landmarks such as Baily Lighthouse and Martello Towers highlight the area’s maritime and defensive heritage.
Wildlife encounters are a key part of the experience, with sightings of Old Irish goats, Highland cattle, and native birdlife adding to the sense of immersion. The hike concludes at the Summit Inn, where guests can relax and reflect before returning to Howth village.
Howth Hiking Safari Explores Cliffs, Wildlife, and Dublin Bay Biosphere
A guided outdoor adventure from Dublin takes travellers to the dramatic coastal landscapes of Howth, offering a five-hour hiking experience through cliffs, woodlands, and hidden coastal trails.
The journey begins with a warm welcome featuring freshly baked scones, tea, and coffee before setting out into the UNESCO-listed Dublin Bay Biosphere. Routes are adapted based on weather and tides, ensuring each hike feels unique and closely connected to the natural environment.
The trail explores rugged cliff paths, secluded beaches, and quiet coves with panoramic views stretching across Dublin Bay and toward the Wicklow Mountains. Along the way, historical landmarks such as Baily Lighthouse and Martello Towers highlight the area’s maritime and defensive heritage.
Wildlife encounters are a key part of the experience, with sightings of Old Irish goats, Highland cattle, and native birdlife adding to the sense of immersion. The hike concludes at the Summit Inn, where guests can relax and reflect before returning to Howth village.
- Local guide
- Freshly baked scones
- Tea or coffee
- Small group experience
- Route tailored
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
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Customer Reviews
I took the Dublin Bay Cruises ferry from Dublin city out to Howth. It was wonderful to see the land from the water and observe the birds, dolphins, and seals. I would highly recommend this trip.
We had an absolutely beautiful and informative trip across the Bay with beautiful weather and really informative talks from experts. I would encourage everyone who can to take this trip. Hugely recommend.
Dublin City council organised a boat trip yesterday so that we could see, first had, the wonders of Dublin Bay and why it is UNESCO designated biosghere.It is clear that DCC brilliantly promotes teh aby and ensures that nature and culture connect in a balanced way which enhances the relationship between the people of Dublin and the bay.