Discover the dramatic history of the Howth Castle Estate on this guided exterior tour. Trace the legacy of the Lords of Howth back to 1177 and hear the legendary tale of the Battle of Evora, which led the family to take the name St. Lawrence. Explore the architectural evolution of the estate, from its 15th-century stone Keep and Gate Tower to the 20th-century touches of Sir Edwin Lutyens. Beyond the castle walls, wander through the enchanting rhododendron gardens, visit the ancient Aideen’s Grave, and uncover stories of Viking invasions and the haunting ruins of St. Mary’s Abbey.

Step out of the city and into the heart of Ireland’s maritime charm. Once a quiet fishing village, Howth is now a vibrant coastal destination where medieval history meets a world-class culinary scene. Stroll along the scenic waterfront to meet the village's most famous residents—the wild grey seals that play among the trawlers. From stories of Viking invasions to the freshest "boat-to-table" seafood in the country, Howth offers a perfect blend of adventure and traditional Irish hospitality.

Soak in the raw beauty of the Irish coast while leaving the tourist crowds behind. On this curated journey, you’ll enjoy unobstructed, panoramic views of the Irish Sea, the rugged Lambay Island, and the iconic Baily Lighthouse. This tour is designed for nature lovers who want to experience the tranquil side of the peninsula. Discover the best-kept secret viewpoints and breathe in the fresh sea air while your guide handles all the logistics.

Experience the most breathtaking vantage point on the peninsula at Howth Summit. Stand atop Howth Head for sweeping, unobstructed views that stretch across the Irish Sea to Lambay Island and the bird sanctuary of Ireland’s Eye. On a clear day, your guide will point out the rugged Wicklow Mountains and the iconic Baily Lighthouse perched on the cliffs below. It is the premier spot for 360-degree photography and the perfect place to witness the true scale of Dublin’s stunning coastline.