Howth coastal cruise to Ireland's Eye. Dublin. Guided.

Embark on a fascinating coastal journey from the charming fishing village of Howth and discover the raw beauty of Howth's UNESCO Biosphere on this 50-minute boat tour around Ireland's Eye. This is a Nature Reserve protected by EU habitats and the core zone of the UN Dublin Bay Biosphere. Circumnavigate this remote nature reserve while soaking up panoramic vistas of dramatic cliffs, mystical sea caves, and scenic harbours. A spectacular natural feature is the huge freestanding rock called “the Stack”. Located at the northeastern corner of the island, it plays host to a large variety of seabirds

Marvel at wildlife including playful seals and thriving colonies of puffins, seagulls, gannets, guillemots and cormorants-offering an up-close view of Ireland’s vibrant marine life. You will have the chance to view the large colony of seals around the island and in the water around the harbour.

Your friendly local skipper shares tales of maritime history and keeps you entertained as you explore untouched coasts, legendary rock formations, and ancient ruins. Glide through sparkling waters, breathe in fresh Atlantic sea air, and let the charm of the Irish coastline capture your soul. Every trip reveals new wonders and authentic memories-effortless adventure on the sea.

Note: Landing on the island is not permitted. 

Routes may vary with weather, and tours run in small, comfortable groups for an intimate experience immersed in nature.

This tour is available all year but is weather-dependent.