Dublin Panoramic e-Bike Tour with Howth Adventures
by Howth Adventures
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How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€138Overview
This three-hour e-bike tour around Howth Peninsula near Dublin covers both paved roads and off-road trails using electric bikes and helmets provided by Howth Adventures. The tour begins with a safety briefing and a chance to practice riding the e-bikes. The group cycles at a relaxed pace from Howth Harbour along the piers to Howth Lighthouse. Next, riders visit Howth Castle and Estate, where the guide shares stories including its connection to popular culture. The route continues to Sutton on the south side of the peninsula, traveling along Strand Road with views of Dublin Bay and the Wicklow Mountains. There is a stop at the Martello Tower built in 1805. The tour then ascends to Howth Quarry and the summit of Howth Head, offering panoramic views in all directions. Riders follow lesser-known trails across heathlands to Baily Green and the cliff paths near Baily Lighthouse. The guide provides information about the area's history, nature, and local legends. Returning along quiet back lanes, the group passes the Sutton Martello Tower again and reaches Baily Lighthouse, where there are picnic spots overlooking Dublin Bay’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The tour ends with a freewheel ride back down to Howth Harbour. A tour guide leads the small group throughout. Transportation to and from the starting point and any food or drinks are not included. The tour operates in all weather conditions, so appropriate clothing is advised. Participants must be physically fit, experienced, and regular cyclists aged 16 to 65 for safety and insurance reasons.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Howth Lighthouse
Following a safety briefing and bike familiarization, the group cycles slowly to Howth Harbour, moving down the piers to reach Howth Lighthouse.
Howth Castle And Estate
Participants learn about Howth Castle, including its cultural significance and connection to the TV series Game of Thrones.
Sutton
The tour visits the south side of the peninsula, riding along Strand Road next to the coast, offering views over Dublin Bay and the Wicklow Mountains for about 20 minutes.
20 min
Martello Tower
Cyclists follow the coastal path for roughly 10 minutes to reach the Martello Tower in Sutton, a defensive structure built in 1805.
10 min
Howth Head
With little effort on the e-bike, riders reach Howth Quarry and the top of Howth Head, where they can see panoramic views in every direction during a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Howth Summit
The route continues along less-known trails over heathlands to Baily Green and the cliff paths, with views over Baily Lighthouse and surrounding areas, stopping here for about 10 minutes.
10 min
Baily Lighthouse
Using local back lanes and shortcuts, the tour explores quieter parts of the peninsula, passing Sutton Martello Tower and arriving at Baily Lighthouse, where picnic spots overlook Dublin Bay’s UNESCO Biosphere, with a 10-minute stop.
10 min
Howth Hills
The final part of the tour allows riders to coast back down to Howth Harbour, using their new knowledge to appreciate the area.
Meeting point
Meet outside the front entrance of Howth Yacht Club at 11:00, at the front of the large double gates to the right-hand side of Howth Yacht Club, on the Middle Pier, Howth Harbour, Howth, Dublin. D13 E6V3. It is only a three minute walk from Howth Train Station and bus stops.
End point
Meet outside the front entrance of Howth Yacht Club at 11:00, at the front of the large double gates to the right-hand side of Howth Yacht Club, on the Middle Pier, Howth Harbour, Howth, Dublin. D13 E6V3. It is only a three minute walk from Howth Train Station and bus stops.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Dublin Panoramic e-Bike Tour with Howth Adventures
by Howth Adventures
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€138Overview
This three-hour e-bike tour around Howth Peninsula near Dublin covers both paved roads and off-road trails using electric bikes and helmets provided by Howth Adventures. The tour begins with a safety briefing and a chance to practice riding the e-bikes. The group cycles at a relaxed pace from Howth Harbour along the piers to Howth Lighthouse. Next, riders visit Howth Castle and Estate, where the guide shares stories including its connection to popular culture. The route continues to Sutton on the south side of the peninsula, traveling along Strand Road with views of Dublin Bay and the Wicklow Mountains. There is a stop at the Martello Tower built in 1805. The tour then ascends to Howth Quarry and the summit of Howth Head, offering panoramic views in all directions. Riders follow lesser-known trails across heathlands to Baily Green and the cliff paths near Baily Lighthouse. The guide provides information about the area's history, nature, and local legends. Returning along quiet back lanes, the group passes the Sutton Martello Tower again and reaches Baily Lighthouse, where there are picnic spots overlooking Dublin Bay’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The tour ends with a freewheel ride back down to Howth Harbour. A tour guide leads the small group throughout. Transportation to and from the starting point and any food or drinks are not included. The tour operates in all weather conditions, so appropriate clothing is advised. Participants must be physically fit, experienced, and regular cyclists aged 16 to 65 for safety and insurance reasons.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Howth Lighthouse
Following a safety briefing and bike familiarization, the group cycles slowly to Howth Harbour, moving down the piers to reach Howth Lighthouse.
Howth Castle And Estate
Participants learn about Howth Castle, including its cultural significance and connection to the TV series Game of Thrones.
Sutton
The tour visits the south side of the peninsula, riding along Strand Road next to the coast, offering views over Dublin Bay and the Wicklow Mountains for about 20 minutes.
20 min
Martello Tower
Cyclists follow the coastal path for roughly 10 minutes to reach the Martello Tower in Sutton, a defensive structure built in 1805.
10 min
Howth Head
With little effort on the e-bike, riders reach Howth Quarry and the top of Howth Head, where they can see panoramic views in every direction during a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Howth Summit
The route continues along less-known trails over heathlands to Baily Green and the cliff paths, with views over Baily Lighthouse and surrounding areas, stopping here for about 10 minutes.
10 min
Baily Lighthouse
Using local back lanes and shortcuts, the tour explores quieter parts of the peninsula, passing Sutton Martello Tower and arriving at Baily Lighthouse, where picnic spots overlook Dublin Bay’s UNESCO Biosphere, with a 10-minute stop.
10 min
Howth Hills
The final part of the tour allows riders to coast back down to Howth Harbour, using their new knowledge to appreciate the area.
Meeting point
Meet outside the front entrance of Howth Yacht Club at 11:00, at the front of the large double gates to the right-hand side of Howth Yacht Club, on the Middle Pier, Howth Harbour, Howth, Dublin. D13 E6V3. It is only a three minute walk from Howth Train Station and bus stops.
End point
Meet outside the front entrance of Howth Yacht Club at 11:00, at the front of the large double gates to the right-hand side of Howth Yacht Club, on the Middle Pier, Howth Harbour, Howth, Dublin. D13 E6V3. It is only a three minute walk from Howth Train Station and bus stops.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.