• Dun Laoghaire Harbour - Discover the rich history of Dun Laoghaire, from King Laoghaire in the 5th century, through the spread of Christianity with St. Patrick, to the shipwrecks that prompted the harbour’s construction. Explore the arrival of Ireland’s first railway and the town’s evolution from a royal seaside resort to a vibrant cultural hub.
• National Maritime Museum of Ireland - From a vantage point near the museum, enjoy views of the harbour and learn about its construction, notable features, and the legends of its resident ghosts.
• People’s Park - Uncover the history of this elegant park, the swimming baths across the way, and the renowned Teddy’s ice-cream parlour.
• Sandycove Beach - Whether here or at the nearby famous 40-foot, it’s a perfect spot to bask in the sun, take a swim, or enjoy a sauna.
• James Joyce Tower & Museum - Delve into Joyce’s “Ulysses” and get an up-close look at a Martello tower while learning about their historical significance.
• Bulloch Harbour - Admire the charming yet impressive harbour and castle.
• Colliemore Harbour - Take in views of the island, tower, and hopefully spot the local seal colony.
• Sorrento Park - From a stunning viewpoint, gaze over Dalkey Island and Killiney Bay.
• Killiney Hill - Climbing the hill offers visitors the most breathtaking views on Ireland’s East coast.

• Bottled water
• Admission fees
• Umbrella (if raining)

• Snacks
• Transportation
• Entrance fees
• Alcoholic beverages
• Boat Trip to Dalkey Island (optional)

Join Ian, a fourth-generation local guide, for a leisurely exploration of Dublin’s coastline, walking from Dún Laoghaire to Dalkey, with the option to extend to Killiney.

This picturesque path combines stunning sea views with a rich tapestry of history beneath your feet. As the journey follows the bay, the landscape unfolds its narrative—from the Wicklow granite that constructed harbors, homes, and landmarks to the historical events surrounding Dún Laoghaire Harbour.

Along the route, listen to tales of maritime disasters, Victorian aspirations, and everyday seaside life. Uncover Dalkey’s history as a Viking trading post, stories of defense against Napoleon, and connections to Joyce.

This is a welcoming walk, allowing time to pause, enjoy the scenery, ask questions, and share the experience.

The route is flexible, offering opportunities for a swim, coffee, ice cream, or a pint, with ample chances to stop, chat, and absorb Dublin’s distinctive coastal charm at a relaxed, enjoyable pace.

For cruise guests: the tour is timed to align with ship schedules, ensuring a guaranteed return to port.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.