We explore Howth Harbour the story, sights, sounds and aromas of a bustling port. The West Pier and Kings Landing while checking out the wonderful cafes and restaurants.

Taking in the picturesque Howth Lighthouse, we hear about the famous Asgard ship, the Howth Gun running and the 1916 Rising Visit the East Pier shipwrecks, pirates and smugglers.

We visit the Martello Tower, one of many built to protect the coast lines against Napoleon and Tower Hill which was the original site of Howth Castle built after the Normans defeated the Norse and Howth locals after the Battle of Evora Bridge in 1177.

More beautiful views and photo opportunities at St Marys Abbey which was originally built by the Viking King Sitric in 1042 perfectly perched looking over Howth Harbour.

We walk up Balscadden Road to the famous cliff paths with epic views passing Balscadden House where WB Yeats once lived

Step aboard a relaxing boat tour around Ireland’s Eye with music and blankets on board. Discover secret beaches, caves & coves amongst breathtaking cliffs and rock formations dating back 500 million years. Get back to nature on our Howth cliff cruise along the waterline of Howth Cliffs and Irelands Eye, home to a large local seal colony, wild seabirds such as gannets, guillemots, cormorants, kittiwakes, puffins and seagulls.