Howth & Malahide Coastal Villages Day Tour
Joined 2025
Enjoy a full day sightseeing tour with breathtaking views from Dublin's coastline in the villages of Howth & Malahide. The cliff walk in Howth is a favorite for the locals and the pier walk in the harbour has amazing views of Irelands Eye. Malahide is a picturesque maritime village with old-school Irish charm that is as unique as a cosmopolitan coastal village. Within the village setting is an 800 year old medieval castle with landscaped parklands.
Itinerary
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Dublin City
- We will meet you in the lobby of your hotel in Dublin City. When you have booked the tour we will get in touch with you to confirm your hotel or accommodation.
Dublin City
We will begin the morning with a sightseeing tour in Dublin city as we travel to the coastal village of Howth.
St Ann's Park, Raheny, Dublin.
The first stop on the tour will be a visit St Ann's Park which was part of The Guinness estate that belonged to the famous Irish brewery family. Within the lush park is has a large collection of native tress and a manicured rose garden.
Howth Summit, Dublin
The view from the summit of Howth looking back across Dublin bay are breathtaking on a clear day. You can enjoy a leisurely walk on the cliffs and breath in the fresh air while listening to the sea birds.
Howth Harbour, Dublin
The harbour in Howth has 2 piers that shelter and protect the ships & boats from the unpredictable Irish sea. The views of Ireland's Eye from the lighthouse at the end of the east pier are stunning. Look out for the family of grey seals that swim in the harbour.
Lunch - Howth Village, Dublin
You will have 1 hour to explore the village and have lunch.
Howth village has a great variety of cafes, bars and restaurants. The most popular dish served in the restaurants is seafood, especially the famous Irish Fish & Chips.
Portmarknock Strand, Dublin
A quick stop at Portmarknock Strand for a stroll on the golden sandy beach is a favorite pastime for the locals. The views from the beach are stunning so don't forget your camera for that Instagram photo.
Malahide Village, Dublin
The village of Malahide has lots of independent shops that sell everything from cloths, jewelry, art & delicious treats. Within the village is a private marina and a children's play area. The estuary flows straight through the village and on either side and golden sandy beaches. The jewel of Malahide is the medieval castle that belonged to The Talbot for 800 years. The landscaped parkland has lots of trails for you to enjoy and explore.
NOTE : If you would like to include a 1 hour guided tour of Malahide Castle tickets need to be booked in advance to avoid disappointment. Please send us a message beforehand and we will secure your tickets for you.
Malahide Parkland, Malahide, Dublin
The parklands are free to enter and explore. Within the grounds are many trails that will take you into different areas of the park. There is also a large play area for children.
Depart Malahide
On the journey back to your hotel your driver will let you know of the best restaurants in the city and were you can enjoy Irish traditional music. Feel free as the driver any questions and we will do our best to answer them for you.
Ending Point
Return To Your Hotel in Dublin City.
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Professional Tour Guide
Luxury Private Ford Transportation
Hotel Meet & Greet
Gasoline, Tolls & Carpark Fees
Water
Irish Snacks
Food & Drinks
Lunch
Tourist Attractions Fees
Tips
Tour Important Information
This tour involves some walking, so make sure to wear the correct footwear and this tour is mostly outdoors so make sure to wear the correct clothing.
The weather can change in Ireland very fast so please be prepared.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Important message from the supplier
I am very flexible regarding starting and finishings time.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2025
About Tour Guide Jason N.
Hello I'm Jason from Dublin and I specialise in private tours to small groups and families in Dublin & throughout Ireland. Each tour is bespoke and tailored to your needs. My passion is showcasing Ireland and the beauty that is around every corner. I have studied history of Ireland and received a diploma in Irish History Studies and Tourism Ireland.
$799/ per group
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