• Howth Castle - Explore the stunning grounds of Howth Castle Estate, one of Ireland’s oldest continuously inhabited estates. For over 800 years, this historic residence was owned by the St. Lawrence family, whose history is intertwined with that of Howth itself.

As visitors meander through the tranquil parkland surrounding the castle, they will hear captivating stories of medieval lords, local legends, and the traditions that have shaped life here for centuries. The estate provides a window into Howth’s rich heritage, where history, nature, and storytelling converge in one of the village’s most historic settings.

• Howth Dolmen - Aideen’s Grave Portal Tomb - Discover Aideen’s Grave, an ancient tomb rich in Irish legend and believed to be thousands of years old. Situated within the picturesque grounds of the Howth Castle Estate, this enigmatic site is associated with the tragic love story of Aideen and the warrior Oscar from Irish mythology, bringing Ireland’s ancient folklore to life.
• Howth Head - Wander through the delightful streets of Howth village, exploring its vibrant shops, local markets, and bustling harbour atmosphere. Along the way, visitors will uncover hidden corners, local tales, and the unique charm that makes this historic fishing village so special. ️
• St. Mary’s Parish - Stroll through this historic abbey, first constructed in 1042 by King Sitric, an ancient Viking king of Dublin.
• Howth Martello Tower - Visit the historic Martello Tower, erected during the Napoleonic Wars to protect Dublin Bay. From this striking vantage point, visitors can enjoy breathtaking coastal views across the sea to Ireland’s Eye, a small island teeming with wildlife, ancient ruins, and local legend. ️
• Howth Harbour - Discover Howth Harbour, the vibrant heart of the village where fishing boats, seafood shops, and maritime history shape everyday life. As visitors walk along the pier, they might spot the famous harbour seals and learn the story behind King George IV’s footprints, left here during his memorable visit to Howth. ⚓
• Howth Lighthouse - Walk to Howth Lighthouse, standing proudly at the harbour’s edge. From here, visitors will uncover the dramatic tale of the Howth Gun-Running of 1914, when Irish Volunteers landed a shipment of rifles on this very pier—an event that became a pivotal moment in Ireland’s struggle for independence. ⚓

• Wifi included

Travel back in time and discover the historic coastal village of Howth, where history, legend, and maritime life converge. This guided tour starts at the bustling Howth Harbour, home to vibrant fishing boats, renowned seafood shops, and the harbor’s inquisitive seals. Along the pier, learn about King George IV’s footprints, left during his notable visit in 1821.

The tour then meanders through the quaint streets of the old village before entering the picturesque Howth Castle Estate, which has been the residence of the St Lawrence family for over 800 years. Within the estate lies Aideen’s Grave, an ancient tomb associated with Irish mythology and the legendary romance of Aideen and the warrior Oscar.

The journey proceeds to the historic Martello Tower, constructed during the Napoleonic Wars to protect Dublin Bay, offering breathtaking views across the sea to Ireland’s Eye, an island teeming with wildlife, ruins, and local lore.

• Accessible for those with limited mobility

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