View of the Baily Lighthouse from Redrock

STUDENT GROUPS

Dublin's best student outdoor activities. We guide students on inspiring and revitalising learning adventures.

Walking, Hiking and Coastal Boat tours on the beautiful Howth Peninsula.

Students taking a break overlooking the Howth Cliffs and the Baily lighthouse

All our guides are Howth natives who share their own unique insight on our award winning Howth tours. Enjoy the best budget, value and unique adventures.

Great adventure days for TY Students and language schools.

Hiking, Walking and Eco Boat Tours around Irelands Eye

Student Half Day Tour

The perfect half day outing, morning or afternoon

This is a two and half hour travel through time and nature with passionate local guides sharing Howth’s fairy tale history in a UNESCO Biosphere.
Stretch the legs and fill the lungs and senses with a light hearted and easy feel for Ireland.
Walk in the footsteps of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Celts, Christians, Vikings and Normans with echoes of the Napoleonic wars as you wander about this natural coastal wonderland.
See where King George 1V first set foot on Irish soil
Visit our very own Game of Thrones, the 800 year old Howth Castle
Hear how the pirate Queen Grace O' Malley showed the Lord of Howth who was boss
Relax in the hidden wonder of the giant rhododendrons
Climb the magic steps to the breath taking views at Muck Rock
Share the colourful sights of the fishing harbour with a soundtrack of seabirds, wind and waves.
Walk the beautiful Howth cliff path over looking Ireland’s Eye and Lambay Islands
Get off the beaten track on secret trails with breath taking views and the companionship of all the local wildlife.
Share the inspiration of the artists, poets, writers, kings, queens and mythological heroes and villains who have been drawn here again and again to leave their mark in the land, monuments and buildings

Student Full Day - Ring of Howth

The Ring of Howth Safari is a young explorers challenge

A four hour voyage of discovery around the four points of the compass on this ancient former island.
Experience the full range of habitats of our magical coastal wonderland.
For the more adventurous with outdoor shoes, a waterproof jacket, backpack and intrepid spirit.
Immerse yourselves together in landscapes and habitats, from the water’s edge through clifftops, meadows, woodland, coastal heath and exotic Siamese Rain Forest (I kid you not).
Let your local guide lead you through the seasons, centuries and millennia of Ireland in the footsteps of the great European history written step by step in the pages of ten thousand years.
Share the inspiration of the artists, poets, writers, kings, queens and mythological heroes and villains who have been drawn here again and again to leave their mark in the land, monuments and buildings.
When the tides allow come rock hopping and explore the caves
A picnic lunch is recommended along with a close eye on the weather to be prepared.

HIGHLIGHTS

See the actual footprints of King George IV’s visit to Ireland
Spot the seabirds that nest on Ireland’s Eye
Visit the grounds of Howth Castle
Our very own Game of Thrones history
Hear about our heroic pirate Queen who kidnapped the heir
See the wonder of the hidden and scenic Rhododendron gardens
Listen to the tale of the underworld and heartache at Aideen's tomb
Climb the fairy steps to the panoramic views at Muck Rock
Learn about expanding Bull Island and the Dublin Bay Biosphere
Walk along the fabulous Howth Cliff Path
See the childhood home of W.B. Yeats
Discover the Martello Tower, built to protect us against a possible invasion from Napoleon
Get a real connection and feel for Dublin and Howth and all its nature, beauty and wildlife
Enjoy the great spots for inexpensive food and drink, perfect for students back in the village

Recommendations and what to bring

Good sturdy walking shoes. Trainers are good during summer months. Bring along a backpack with reusable water bottle if possible and a snack to enjoy en-route. Always a good idea to bring along a waterproof jacket and sun cream. This is Ireland! As the old Norwegian saying goes…there is no such thing as bad weather just bad clothing.

STUDENT GROUPS

Student Half Day Tour

Student Full Day - Ring of Howth

HIGHLIGHTS

Recommendations and what to bring

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