Even after the briefest of visits, Sandymount Strand Sandymount Strand offers good parking by the Martel- you’ll be hard-pressed not to be lo Tower with miles of seaside frontage & good food. enchanted by the Dubs wit and Dunlaoghaire Harbour sense of humour. From modern Certainly worth a visit with two impressive victorian high rise buildings in the develop- piers and great options for food, parking for motor- ing docklands meander across the homes only permitted at the west end of the harbour. Liffey via the ha’penny bridge and Sandycove Head south to the James Joyce Tower and museum at step into the old Dublin town of Temple Sandycove and we dare you to finish your Dublin Bay bar with cobble stone streets and soak in tour by joining the famous 40ft swimmers at Ireland's the atmosphere. The list of places to go most well known bathing spot. is endless from Croke park, Dublin Zoo, Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Guinness Dublin's Fair City Packed with history, character and charm, Temple bar Storehouse and museums galore. ENJOY! just beyond the ha'penny bridge has a magnificent Dublin by Campervan selection of quirky boutiques, and cultural landmarks It's no secret that parking in Dublin city can be a chal- Howth Head such as the Art gallery, the Irish Film institute and the lenge even at the best of times. Some motorhome own- Dublin bay has Olympia theatre including a host of pubs and restau- ers use the Park and Ride service, but note that it's best some of Ireland's rants with a very distinct old Dublin feel. If you are to check in advance as spaces can be a tight for larger most stunning scen- a fan of Bono and the Edge, head for their Clarence motorhomes. For more secure parking we recommend ery comparable with Hotel for some lunch, a pint, cocktail or afternoon tea. booking into a campsite in Dublin and using public atlantic way high- transport to get in and out of the city. For example the lights, so don't miss Camac Valley Tourist Caravan and Camping park is well out on the chance to take a hike along the breathtak- located with decent facilities and has a Dublin City Hop- ing Cliff path at Howth Head. Only 12km south of on Hop-off tour bus service at the site. Malahide, it has 5 different routes to choose from. Malahide Castle A feed of fish & chips after, - and you'll think you've died and gone to Heaven. Parking at the harbour is For daytime touring Dublin Bay delivers for all ages. not permitted but there are other spaces nearby. Starting North at Malahide Castle, it makes for a great family day out. Home to generations of the Talbot family over 800 years, reported ghost sightings throughout the Bull Island James Joyce and Ulysses fans are in for a treat at ages repute it as A short drive will Sweny's Pharmacy in Lincoln Place, which is described being one of Ire- take you to Man extensively in the Ulysses novel. The interior remains land's most haunted made Bull Island relatively unchanged to castles. All in all and Dollymount this day and there are a great place to Strand which has daily readings from the visit with stunning evolved over 200 works of the World's most walled gardens, chil- years to become a Unesco Nature reserve. Teaming famous author which can drens playgroud and with wild life it's ideal for leisurely strolls and has be enjoyed by both novic- Malahide Castle decent parking. become a hub for kite surfers. es and hardcore fans alike. Your Motorhome GUIDE TO DUBLIN An inspirational County guide for Motorhomers in Ireland, created for you by Anchor Point Motorhomes Fun Activities in Dublin If you like Crystal Maze, you'll love GoQuest. A multi challenge centre in Carrickmines, great for families. For devoted petrol heads, try the 4x4 off road driving expe- rience at Xtreme with unexpected challenges, obstacles Templebar and unforgiving terrain. Of course there's always Dublin Zoo, observing wild Motorhome Parking deer at Phoenix Park, Smithfield Observation Tower, For overnight stays in Dublin check out the follow- Whiskey tasting at Jameson Distillery, Christchurch ing resources: and St. Patricks Cathedral, Dublin Castle, St. Stephens Camping Ireland Green, walks by the Liffey, shopping in Grafton St. Failte Ireland Approved and Registered Campsites or grabbing a novelty lunch at Smithfield's converted throughout Ireland. Pick up your free book when Trinity College & Library church bar and restaurant. Let the adventure begin! you visit Anchor Point. Experience real wow factor at Trinity College's Safenights Ireland magnificent library where it showcases the pre- Other attractions Reduced rate safe overnight parking for Motorhome cious Book of Kells in the old library and journey users with membership card. through some of Ireland's most iconic cultural Motorhome Parking Ireland heritage, you'll think you walked onto a movie set. App which lists campsites, Motorhome Parking (ai- Tours need to be booked advance. res), free overnight parking spots, bars & restaurants that welcome motorhomes. Dublinia Dublin Castle Visitn Dublin Zoo Links For a visual and sen- A firm national favourite Visit Dublin Website soral historical tour Dublin Attractions by Planetware that's fun and engag- The lonely Planet Dublin Attractions ing visit the Dublinia Dublin's Best Museums by TripAdvisor Viking experience in Christchurch Cathe- Dublins Fish'n Chip Shop wall of fame Croke Park Tours dral, its a lot of fun. Kilmainham Gaol Dublinia Viking Experience The church Resturaunt A historial reminder at Smithfield @ANCHORPOINTMOTORHOMES.COM Guinness Storehouse Shannonside Business Park, Birdhill, Co. Tipp. Take a tour of the iconic Guinness Store and enjoy a free pint of the black stuff at the TEL: gravity bar. Best to book in advance as it's 061 379903 Dublins No. 1 visitor attraction. POST CODE: See web for tour details. Celtic Art Revival at Sacred Heart Oratory, Dunlaoghaire Viking Splash Tour Fun V94 VY98