Howth Cliff

Howth Cliff is part of the Howth head peninsula in Dublin, Ireland. The area is surrounded by lush green hills, making it perfect for scenic walks. It has a rugged coastline along with a narrow path and high cliffs that drop down to the sea, as well as beautiful views in every direction. The cliff walk is quite popular with hikers and provides a great opportunity for bird watching, with species including kestrel, peregrine falcon, buzzard, cormorant and herring gull. The nearby Lambay Island with an ancient fort and the Baily Lighthouse are also popular attractions. With its stunning coastal views, there are plenty of things to explore and enjoy around Howth Cliff including nature reserves, harbours, pubs and restaurants.