Easternmost Point of Howth — photo spot in Ireland
Easternmost Point of Howth
Clifftop promontory on Howth Head offering raw coastal vistas, rocky foregrounds, seabirds and dramatic skies. Ideal for wide-angle landscapes, long exposures of waves and sunrise/sunset color. Accessible via Howth village and the cliff path; uneven ground and coastal wind common. Park in Howth or use DART to Howth station, then a 20–40 min walk. Visit early for golden hour and midweek to avoid walkers. No entry fees; respect nesting birds and local paths.
Easternmost Point of Howth
Clifftop promontory on Howth Head offering raw coastal vistas, rocky foregrounds, seabirds and dramatic skies. Ideal for wide-angle landscapes, long exposures of waves and sunrise/sunset color. Accessible via Howth village and the cliff path; uneven ground and coastal wind common. Park in Howth or use DART to Howth station, then a 20–40 min walk. Visit early for golden hour and midweek to avoid walkers. No entry fees; respect nesting birds and local paths.