Picturesque Attractions & Bewildering Experience

To make the most of this trip, park your car at the Cliff Walk Car Park in Raheen Park, then follow the trails up the hill to the top.

Make sure your camera is ready as you embark on an enchanting journey along Bray Head trails. Set against a peaceful backdrop, this destination offers diverse activities suited to individual preferences. By following the signs, you can descend to the beach or ascend to the hill's top for a panoramic view of the landscape.
If you're lucky enough, you might even catch sight of some local wildlife.

This is a popular sandy beach in Bequia, tucked away from the crowds, fun, safe, and bustling with activities, especially on the weekends.
Bask in the sun, get drenched in the calm blue waters filled with harmless fish, or perhaps enjoy the cool, pure white sands under shaded trees. When you're done having fun, savour delicious food and soothing drinks at the nice restaurants right there on the beach.

Continuing along Mill Road, you'll come across a plethora of cafés, coffee shops, and quaint eateries catering to various tastes — ranging from pizzerias to Chinese delicacies. But if you want to try something with an Irish touch and at the same time not spend a lot of time waiting for dishes, check out Gourmet Greystones. If the weather is good, you can sit outside.
And here's a pleasant extra for pet owners: dogs are warmly welcomed.

This Nature Preserve was established in 1968 but officially opened in 2009 with a mission to protect rare waterbirds, wild birds, and their habitats.
Major bird species in this preserve include Whooper Swan, Greenland White-fronted Geese, Shoveler, Little Egret, Kingfisher, Swallow, and more, as well as their habitats and hiding places. Explore the 3 terrific observation hides with numerous panoramic views while walking through the marked trails. Not just for bird lovers but a must-visit for all.
For more information, please visit the website of the Birdwatch Ireland's East Coast Nature Preserve.

Also known as Bride's Head (in English), Ceanne Bhride is a tourist attraction along Glen beach's cliff walk toward the lighthouse.
Along the trail is a colony of seals laying down or resting on the beach, joyfully splashing about, creating an amazingly magical view, especially at sunset.

This 18th-century octagonal structure, in addition to being one of Ireland's Great Lighthouses, is also important for ship navigation.
The tower contains well-furnished bedrooms with strategically placed windows, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
Furthermore, the lighthouse's inspiring and refreshing views provide visitors with an exceptional and uplifting experience, allowing them to enjoy the beauty of a lighthouse. It is always open for a visit.
For more information, kindly visit Wicklow Head Lighthouse.

You are at a highly rated pub in Brittas with branches across the country. It serves a variety of delicious foods, ranging from the famous wings and gourmet burgers to fresh salads and homemade desserts, at moderate prices, all in a calm and relaxed atmosphere.
Just the best place for brunch and dinner, as well as hosting special events and an evening date.
Please note that the restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
For more information and booking, please visit the website.

With 91 tastefully furnished bedrooms, this 4-star hotel in the heart of the city is a highly recommended place for maximum and comfortable relaxation after the day's tour.
Other enticing facilities here include the art gym, steam room, sauna, and jacuzzi, heated indoor pool, golf course, wedding and conference spaces, spa and wellness centre, and many more. There is no other place for a refreshing and relaxing rest than the Bay Hotel.
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