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The drives worth getting up at dawn for.
The 3 safaris in ireland travellers book most, gathered in one place. What you are likely to see, how long you are out in the field, who runs the drive, and what a seat in the vehicle costs.
Top-speed RIBs from Dingle to the Blasket Islands for seals, dolphins, puffins, and sea caves, capped at 12.
Most Popular“Had a great time. Well worth it! Captain is very knowledgeable and plenty of time for some great photos. A wonderful experience.”
Kayak Dublin Bay from Bullock Harbour with provided gear, seal sightings, and Dalkey Island when weather allows.
“Good idea to bring a spare change of clothes after. Philip, our kayak instructor, was amazing! Very knowledgeable about the natural and cultural history of the area.”
Howth Safari coastal hiking tour from Dublin with scones breakfast, sea caves at low tide, Martello Towers, Baily Lighthouse, and summit views.
“We booked the Howth hiking excursion with Howth Adventures through Viator, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip to Dublin. The route took us along stunning cliffside paths, up to the top of Howth with breathtaking panoramic views of Dublin Bay, and then back down into town. Every step…”
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