Ireland's Eye Ferry

A seabird flying above dramatic rocky cliffs
Pink seashore wildflowers on a grassy path leading to a historic Martello Tower
Three visitors standing on a rocky beach beneath a historic Martello Tower
Ireland's Eye Ferry in Howth, County Dublin provides the only ferry service that lands directly on Ireland's Eye. Escape to this beautiful island and explore its natural beauty. The ferry crossing time is approximately 15 to 20 minutes.

Discover the unspoilt beauty of Ireland's Eye at a leisurely pace. Enjoy stunning views of Howth Head, rugged cliffs and the surrounding Dublin Bay coastline before arrival to the island. Once ashore, follow scenic coastal paths, visit the historic Martello Tower, or relax on the west facing beach, a popular spot for a sea swim.

Renowned for its rich birdlife, Ireland's Eye is home to puffins, gannets, cormorants and a variety of other seabirds, making it an appealing destination for nature lovers and birdwatchers.

Operating from April to September, this return ferry service allows flexibility to spend as much time as desired on the island before returning to Howth.

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