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East Pier
Ireland's Eye Ferries run scenic boat trips around Ireland's Eye off Howth in North Dublin. You can also choose to stop and explore the picturesque island for an hour or two.
C/O Fingal Tourism, MainscourtMain Street
Balbriggan Beach is located in the traditional fishing village of Balbriggan, County Dublin. It is a sandy beach overlooked by a Martello Tower and is easily accessible from Dublin.
Skerries South Strand is a long sandy beach approximately 2.5km in length.
Overend Ave
Airfield Estate is Dublin's only 38-acre working farm which is open to the public all year round. It is a perfect family day out. On the estate you will find many attractions including the Overend family home, kitchen, gardens, vintage cars, play areas and farm, where you can collect eggs and see animals being milked and fed.
Donabate Beach which is also known as Balcarrick Beach is located in Donabate, North County Dublin. It is a long sandy beach approximately 2.5km long with an extensive sandy dune area.
St. Stephen's Green
St. Stephen's Green in Dublin City is a Victorian public park, with tree lined walks, shrubberies, colourful flowerbeds, herbaceous borders, rockeries, and ornamental lake and a garden for the visually impaired.
W Pier
Island Ferries is a ferry company offering tours of Ireland's Eye and the Howth Cliffs. Experience Howth by sea with Island Ferries.
Barnageara
Barnageera Beach can be found half way between Skerries and Balbriggan in County Dublin. It is a great place for a casual and scenic walk.
Rush is a popular beach located in the small seaside town of Rush in County Dublin. It offers great expanses of sandy beach much enjoyed by Dubliners.
C/O South Dublin County Council, County Hall
The Sean Walsh Memorial Park in Tallaght, County Dublin, is an oasis at the heart of a densely populated urban area, providing a landscaped parkland, ornamental formal gardens, a duck pond and a recreation area for visitors.
Killiney Beach is a stony beach located in Killiney, County Dublin and is a sheltered and suitable for bathing and swimming.
Portmarnock - The Velvet Strand is a long sandy beach, backed by wonderful dunes which harbour fascinating flora. It is located in Portmarnock, County Dublin and is popular for walking, horse riding and bathing.
No family day out in Dublin would be complete without a visit to Dublin Zoo in the Phoenix Park. It’s a fun filled, stimulating day out for all the family and a place to learn about wild animals, especially those which are endangered, and see them in an environment similar to their native habitat.
Rock Road
Blackrock Park is a pleasant green area overlooking Dublin Bay, in Blackrock, Co. Dublin, and boasts a well equipped children's playground, cycle path, sports area, picnic area, gardens and trees.
Sandycove beach is a tiny little beach close to James Joyce Tower and Museum. It is also home to the tradional Irish bathing place - the Forty Foot where if you are brave enough, you can swim all year round.
Bull Island
Bull Island is a low lying sandy beach in the northern part of Dublin bay, County Dublin. It contains a range of natural habitats including sand dunes and salt marshes. The island is popular for walking and bird watching.
Burrow Beach has been awarded the Green Coast Award for 2019.
Hearse Rd.
Newbridge House is an 18th century Georgian Mansion with original furnishings about a 15-minute drive from Dublin Airport. It is set in 370 acres of beautiful Parkland including a working Farm, an excellent children's Playground, a Café and a range of seasonal events. It is a great day out for all ages.
Skerries Sea Tours runs two passenger trips daily; to Rockabill Lighthouse and Lambay Island. Skerries Sea Tours incorporates a unique and often stunning exploration of the rich bird and wildlife as well as an informative guide to the local history, culture and heritage of the area.
Portrane Beach is a 2km stretch of sandy beach located in the seaside village of Portrane, County Dublin. It is a popular spot with locals and has some glorious scenic walks sweeping around Rogerstown Estuary.