Howth Head is a small peninsula belonging to the village of Howth in County Dublin. We love its seascapes, with micro-cliffs, lush green expanses and the Baily Lighthouse, a pretty lighthouse at the tip of the peninsula. A great place to walk, hike and enjoy the view!
Howth Head is perfect for fans of seascapes and lighthouses! It’s here that you can go for a walk, admire magnificent species of seabirds, enjoy the local flora, and of course, marvel at the beauty of the Irish Sea!
An often peaceful spot, with the advantage of being little frequented by tourists! Don’t hesitate to walk along the coast: the panorama is sumptuous, making it an ideal spot to take a few photos.
You can push on to Baily Lighthouse, the local lighthouse at the end of the peninsula: impossible to miss with its 41-metre white column, it is thought to have been built around 1814. Don’t hesitate to visit it: some of its buildings have been converted into a museum!
Want to extend your visit without having to rush around? Here are a few well-located places to stay near the must-see attractions.
Essential information to help you plan your visit, including key landmarks, access information, and booking options.
north-east, Howth (County Dublin) - Republic of Ireland
53.385397, -6.048989
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