Locations de vacances : Rockabill View

Jump into a kayak and learn paddle your way over to Ireland's Eye. We will supply all the equipment you need and we can also supply food and drink while on the island if needed. Join us for an unforgettable trip along the Irish Sea. Expose yourself to nature and become one with your paddle and kayak. During our kayaking journey, we shall encounter many seals who are always happy to meet us while we watch them follow us around the island. The island is filled with wildlife from the sea to the sky, Puffins, Gannets, Gulls, Seals and even Dolphin's have been spotted in the area of the island. Before we leave Howth Harbor we shall improve our skills and fine-tune a safe plan to cross to the island. After 20 minutes we will arrive at Ireland's Eye to be greeted by a most beautiful beach which is overlooked by the Martello Tower which was built in 1803. We will have plenty of time to explore this exciting place which is steeped in Irish history and if we are lucky we can enter the sea cave at the rear of the island. Ireland's Eye is a well-kept secret and is fast becoming the most beautiful place to visit in Dublin. Other things to note Bring a towel, Sun Cream, Sun Glasses, Camera, Strong Runners, and a committed attitude. All trips are weather permitted.

My Yoga classes are mixed level, so are suitable for beginners and advanced practitioners alike. However if you have a specific injury or condition please contact me before hand to discuss. Hatha Yoga Classes on Monday's, Wednesday's & Saturday's are a blend of soft and strong poses, . Yin Yoga on Thursday's is a very slow paced practice with little movement. St. Annes park is stunninly beautyful with rose gardens, a farmers market (on saturdays) a cafe and close location to the sea, and Howth. Other things to note Please bring a backpack with whatever water/snacks You feel you might need. Irish weather is very unpredictable so dress for sun, rain and wind all in one day. If it is raining, we will practice mindful walking and meditation among the trees instead of Yoga.

All the outdoor beauty of Dublin on a 3 hour Howth e-bike tour. We meet at the left hand side of the main entrance to Howth Yacht Club, closest entrance to the Lifeboat House on the Middle Pier, overlooking Howth Marina. Following a briefing & short practice to give everyone a chance to get the hang of the bikes, we cruise at a leisurely pace to discover Howth Harbour, Howth Castle(our very own Game of Thrones) & the Rhododendron Gardens. On back lanes and shortcuts that only locals know we explore the unknown & quiet south side of Howth Peninsula to Strand Road and Sutton Martello Tower overlooking the UN Biosphere of Dublin Bay. Before you know it we will be at the top of Howth Head with panoramic views; North, South, East & West. Along little known trails across the heath lands we find Baily Green and the epic cliff paths, to views over the Baily Lighthouse and beyond. Our local insight brings these classic locations to life, weaving history, nature, legends and tales with modern times. Freewheel back down to Howth Harbour where our guests can use their new found local knowledge to truly make themselves at home with memories of an Irish day that will last forever. While the e-bikes do a lot of the work it is important you are able to ride a bike & have a good sense of balance. We ride on loose gravel paths and fields both on and off road and away from the busy trails.

This is a chance to experience the highlights of the famous Howth Peninsula in Dublin through the eyes of a local. Discover the road less travelled on our award winning adventure. Get the real insider stories of Howth while surrounded by nature and wildlife along with our amazing canine companion Loki. Visit the beautiful grounds of Howth's 800 year old medieval Castle. Follow the secret paths and trails through the woodlands taking a break to relax among the giant rhododendrons. Hear about the heartache at the ancient Dolmen, Aideen's Grave and then climb the magic steps to views that HG Wells described as the most beautiful in the World. Walk through time in the footsteps of an astonishing history, enjoying the breathtaking views on the famous Howth cliff walk, taking in the sights, sounds and aromas of this beautiful peninsula. Stroll along the piers hearing about the history which inspired many famous writers, artists and a local rock star or two! With taste buds awakened after the fresh salty air, enjoy all the amazing hospitality Howth has to offer. You will leave as friends with a true local connection to the people, land, sea and sky of the UNESCO Dublin Bay Biosphere. Routes vary depending on the ability of each group.

Enjoy " elevenses" (a mid morning power snack beloved of hobbits) in Howth village at Captains William Blighs old house for the best scones and hot drinks in Ireland. As we discover each other, Karl will make a fresh little picnic to savour en-route. Leave the city and the present behind and begin your own special day becoming part of the most complete coastal nature of Ireland. Every season, every day and every moment is fresh and new. Connect with zen nature and times past in your own footsteps. Follow the trails of the Druids, the Celts, the Christians the Vikings, and Normans on the very same rocks and paths they walked. Swiftly changing habitats make you part of the tales they have to tell. Explore 7 miles/12 kms or more of rough and unknown trails and hills. Breathe the salty air and aromas of heaths, woods, jungle, shoreline and cliffs finding the magic doorways to ancient times where nothing has changed in thousands of years. Discover extravagant European history from Howth's unique Irish perspective. Share the inspiring wildlife and biodiversity of this Unesco Biosphere and ancient landscapes. Find your own personal boundaries in nature, and maybe press on them a little ! Stoke an unforgettable natural high and wrap it up in a cosy local Inn. Other things to note Use the Dart (rail) or 31 bus ( coins only) to get to Howth in 35 minutes from the city centre. Cost about €3.65 each way. A taxi costs about €30 each way. Great wifi on the buses and trains