The Camino Walks: St James' Day Celebration. Coastal Walk Bray to Dublin

The Camino Walks: St James' Day Celebration. Coastal Walk Bray to Dublin

Secret Escape to South Dublin's coast. Discover your home away from home and join us on the perfect staycation walk for the whole family.

By One Foot Abroad

Date and time

Sun, 28 Jul 2024 08:45 - 16:00 GMT+1

Location

Bray Seafront

53 R766 Bray Ireland

Refund Policy

Contact the organiser to request a refund.

About this event

  • 7 hours 15 minutes

Explore Dublin's hidden gems and beautiful coastal line while escaping your daily hustle and bustle. Along with old harbours, beaches and palm trees, you might even get lucky enough to spot a seal.

On this walk, your payment, apart from the transaction fee collected by Eventbrite, will go directly to our charity partners, in this case Walk in My Shoes. Thank you for joining us in this contribution!

This is a flexible 29km walk from Bray Seafront to St James Church in Dublin City Centre.

We’re meeting at Finnbee's Coffee House on Bray Seafront at 9am for some light stretching and a brief introduction to the tour.

The Dart is following our route most of the time, so you can easily join in later or leave earlier if preferred.


Difficulty: Moderate (flat but long)

Total: 29.2km


Meeting point: Finnbee's Coffee House on Bray Seafront, Wicklow

Meeting time: 8:45am sharp

Price: We ask for a €12 donation that we give to charity.


Itinerary:

  1. Finnbee's Coffee House on Bray Seafront to St James Church Crinken, Bray, Co. Wicklow. 3.1 km
  2. St James Church, Crinken to Station Rd. Killiney, Co. Dublin 5.6 km
  3. Station Road to Convent Road, Dalkey 2.1 km
  4. Convent Road, Dalkey to James Joyce Tower, Sandycove Point 1.5 km
  5. James Joyce Tower to Seapoint Martello Tower 4.8 km
  6. Seapoint Martello Tower to Merrion Gates 4.0 km
  7. Merrion Gates to Hanover Quay 4.1 km
  8. Hanover Quay to Christ Church Cathedral 3.7 km
  9. Christ Church Cathedral to Parish of St. James (Dublin 8) 1.3 km


What to bring on the day:

  • Water – don't foget to bring your reusable bottle!
  • Small snack/lunch
  • Comfortable walking or hiking shoes
  • Blister plasters
  • Sun cream and sunglasses
  • Rain gear (just in case... it is Ireland after all!)


How to get there:

Bus: Bray is connected to Dublin city centre by the 145 and 155 buses. Dun Laoghaire and other south Dublin suburbs can be reached on the 45a, 45b, the 143, and 144. Bray is also reachable from other towns around County Wicklow, including Enniskerry, Newcastle, and Wicklow Town.

Dart: Trains run reguarly southbound from the city centre and Howth, and northbound from Greystones.

Car: As part of Follow the Camino's commitment to a sustainable planet, we ask that people car pool wherever possible when travelling to and from walking activities.


We look forward to introducing you to our days in Ireland and guiding you every step of the way.

Disclaimer: Participants will be responsible for their return trip home.


About your guides - Follow the Camino!

We are the Camino de Santiago tour experts. We have been operating guided and self-guided tours on the Camino since 2007, and we love creating bespoke Camino itineraries for all types of pilgrims.

Learn more on our website: https://followthecamino.com/en/

Details of the walk: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/36174532

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One Foot Abroad offer a great range of manageable walks and cycles for all age groups. 

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One Foot Abroad offers authentic holidays, giving you a genuine opportunity to feel closer to nature. Explore the essence of a region, the flavours and aromas of traditional food, discover more about yourself, spend time with your family, bond with your friends, broaden your cultural awareness and get out in the fresh air.