How to Get to Ireland’s Eye: A Complete Guide

Ah, Ireland's Eye! Just a stone's throw from the vibrant village of Howth, this small, uninhabited island is a treasure trove of natural beauty, history, and wildlife. If you're dreaming of a day trip to this serene sanctuary, you've come to the right place. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about getting there and making the most of your visit.  The Only Way to Get to Ireland's Eye To set foot on the enchanting shores of Ireland's Eye, you’ll need to hop aboard our exclusive ferry service. There’s no other way to reach this picturesque island, which makes the journey all the more special! Book your ferry ticket here Ferry Details - **Season**: Our ferries run from April to September, but remember, they are weather dependent.  - **Return Tickets**: Tickets are return, allowing you the freedom to explore at your leisure. Once you arrive on the island, you can spend as long as you like soaking in the stunning scenery before catching any boat back. The Journey Across Dublin Bay As you embark on your ferry ride, prepare to be captivated by the breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and iconic Howth Head cliffs. The gentle sway of the boat and the salty breeze will put you in the perfect mood for an escape into nature. Arriving at Ireland's Eye Upon arrival, be mindful that disembarking involves navigating steep steps carved into the rock. This adventure requires a bit of climbing, so ensure you feel able-bodied before making the journey.  Exploring the Island Once you’ve set foot on the island, a world of wonder awaits: - **Rugged Beauty**: Take a leisurely stroll around the island and immerse yourself in its natural charm.  - **Historic Martello Tower**: Don’t miss the ancient Martello tower, dating back to the early 19th century, which offers a glimpse into the island's storied past. - **Panoramic Views**: Be sure to take in the stunning vistas of the mainland and the surrounding sea. - **Swimming**: For the brave-hearted, the clear waters on the west-facing beach beckon for a refreshing dip. - **Wildlife Watching**: Bird enthusiasts will be delighted to spot puffins, gannets, and cormorants, as the island is a protected bird sanctuary.  Important Reminders As you plan your visit, please keep in mind: - **Dogs**: For the protection of wildlife, dogs are not allowed on the island. - **Leave No Trace**: We kindly ask all visitors to take any rubbish back with them, ensuring Ireland's Eye remains undisturbed and beautiful for generations to come. A trip to Ireland's Eye is not just a ferry ride; it’s an escape into a world of tranquility and breathtaking landscapes. With our exclusive ferry service, your adventure awaits just a short journey from Howth. So, gather your friends and family, prepare for a day of exploration, and let the charm of this hidden gem captivate your heart. Happy travels, and we look forward to welcoming you aboard!