Join the best adventure in Dublin. Dive into the nature and history of Ireland. Tune your senses and spirit to the Zen Druids of Howth. Feel a real Connect with the land, the sea and the surprising animals of this famed UNESCO Biosphere. Gnarly and beautiful coastal sensation all year around. Nobody knows it better. Are you ready for 10 kms to 15 kms (6 to 9 miles) in about 4 hours. Ancient romance and resonance at Aideen's Grave, a druidic altar and gateway to the Otherworld, as old as the pyramids. Climb to HG Wells' most beautiful view in the world. Read the weather from the salty air and cool breezes on your cheeks. Follow WB Yeats' Fairy Road down to the sea and the cliffs. Surrender to the whispers of the woodland the forest and stories of the trees. Tough weather means wild storms, crashing waves and lashing seas. James Joyce and Dublins garden gate was The Baily Lighthouse. Take the next steps into the myths and legends of 10,0000 years. Make it your story. 35 easy minutes from Dublin city centre by Dart or 31Bus with free wifi, or taxi. -small groups only, don't get lost in a crowd. Wanderung...une randonée.... Vandretur....Caminata..поход Spring (March, April, May): Springtime brings coconut aromas from the gorse, and wild garlic underfoot in the woodland, as the Siamese Rain Forest comes to bloom. The extending daylight invigorates every living thing including you. Summer (June, July, August): The yellows turn to purple Howth's over the headland. Birds abound all along the cliffs at this time of year too: kittiwakes, gulls, cormorants, guillemots, gannets, and more. Spot the porpoises, dolphins, and seals in the bay. Autumn/Fall (September, October, November): This is the Celtic season as the light lowers to the sea and the magical silver of the western isles bring the shade for winter rest. Winter (December, January, Feburary): Brace the cold and awaken your senses to wild raw nature. Witness the sublime raging seas on stormy winter days. Howth's Winter woodland is stark and magnificent. Tips: I recommend cross trainers, boots or stout shoes. Keep an eye on the weather and think about a light waterproof, gloves, scarf and hat in a backpack. Water and a snack wouldn't hurt either. Holiday Hack! Get the 31 or 31/a bus from Talbot street in the city centre, sit up stairs, up front or on the right hand side and treat yourself to a coastal tour and intimate review of Dublin as you make your way out to join us in Howth. The Dart works well too ( Dublin Area Rapid Transit ) and both have excellent free WIFI.
