The 3 Safari Park Visits in Dublin That Earn Their Price

1.Dublin Bay Seal Kayaking Safari at Dalkey

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 380 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $143Our pick

Kayak Dublin Bay from Dalkey on a guided 3-hour seal safari, with wetsuits and gear included, UNESCO views, and optional Dalkey Island time.

“**********Please Read Before Booking************* You will need to wear a wetsuit and change into said wetsuit in front of all the other people on your tour and anyone else who is standing nearby. I did bring my own wetsuit and they allowed me to wear it. Your shoes will get wet! Your body will probably get wet! You will have to walk in the water to launch / land your kayak. They don't specifically say not to bring a camera (or phone), but there was some confusion about my camera and when I could / should use it. I didn't know I was breaking a rule by bringing a camera.…”

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2.Howth Safari Hiking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 279 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $71

Hike Howth’s south cliffs with an expert guide, start with scones in town, chase sea caves, and finish at a famous summit.

“Leoni was our hike leader! She was wonderful! I loved her knowledge of Irish history! She was also super friendly and loved questions! Thank you so much Leoni!”

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3.Howth Safari Hiking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 70 reviews · from $67Best value

5-hour guided Howth safari hike with south-facing cliffs over Dublin Bay, scones and tea, hidden coves, old goat herds, and photo video.

“By the end we felt like locals from Howth. Along our hike we were taught the legends of the area, saw the unique landmarks where the locals spend free time, and see the beauty of the whole region. We highly recommend this hike for others. It was a fabulous, fun and full of inspiring wonder.”

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