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Let’s Walk Luv present you with one of the most popular locations for walks, runs and history and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Clontarf Bay has 6km of extension and has an enjoyable path walk and a cycle lane by the sea, with multiple pit stops along the way. The circuit can start at St Anne’s Park and finishes at East Point or vice versa depending on your current location. During the course, you can stop by gazebos, have a picnic on the green areas and indulge yourself with romantic views.

Throughout the bay, there are many options of restaurants and coffee shops for you to recharge your batteries. Let’s Walk Luv suggests some of the best restaurants for you to enjoy truly Irish delights. Beeshof Bros is a very popular take away fish and chips in the area, so it is worth trying. Bay Restaurant is a must-go when looking for an intimate dinner and special occasions. Kennedy’s Food Store is a genuine Irish Café, offering full breakfast and afternoon treats.

Clontarf is located between the northeast side of Dublin, near the port in Dublin 3 and Raheny Dublin 5. The walk is extremely accessible for people with special needs, with plenty of car park spots along the way, it can be explored 24/7 and has access by Dublin Bus lines 13, 29A, 130 or by Dart at Clontarf Station, all coming from City Centre.

Clontarf Bay is connected by 2 of the best parks in North Side of Dublin with a beach in the middle and a natural reserve. St Annes’ Park (Páirc Naomh Áine) is located near Raheny, there you will find football and Gaelic football fields, children’s and dog’s playground, also, a rose garden.

Half away through is located Bull Island (Oileán an Tairbh) which is a sandy beach and a nature reserve. The place is home for many wildlife species and is protected by UNESCO as the only Biosphere Reserve worldwide which includes within its area a national capital city.

Fairview Park (Páirc Fionnradharc) situated in the south end of the bay offers a vast green area for sports of all types, children’s playground and tree-lined walks.

When looking for a nice place to walk with easy access and hidden gems, don’t look further as Clontarf Bay may surprise you.

The photos on this post were registered by the Irish landscape photographer Bryan Hanna and are available at his online store.

Welcome to our blog, Let’s Walk Luv. Walk lovers!

We are so excited to put this project  together and this is officially our first blog post.

In this blog, you’ll find a variety of different walks in and around Dublin along with everything you need to know about these places - from maps to parking and even some great local food spots!

For visitors and locals alike , these locations will offer amazing natural scenery along routes that will leave you feeling like you have entered the pages of a fairy tale. We are sure these will provide you and your loved ones with a magical experience.

Each week, we aim to contribute to this blog and provide you with new routes in or around Dublin. Comment and share with us down below what you’d like to see in the coming weeks!