Bray 

Bray Seafront
Bray Seafront

If you’re looking for a seaside escape from Dublin, look no further than Bray. This charming coastal town, located just south of the city, is about a 50-minute drive or train ride from Dublin city. It’s home to a beautiful beach, the National Sea Life Centre, and some breathtaking walks.


One of the highlights of Bray is its stunning beach, which stretches for miles and provides the perfect place to relax and soak up the sun. For those who prefer a more active experience, the beach is also a great spot for swimming, surfing, and paddleboarding.

Another must-see attraction in Bray is the iconic Bray Head. This towering landmass provides breathtaking views of the coastline and is a popular spot for hiking and walking. The Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk is a particularly scenic route that takes visitors along the coastline and provides stunning views of the Irish Sea.

For those interested in sea life, the National Sea Life Centre is a fascinating attraction. Here, visitors can learn about the marine life that inhabits the Irish coast and get up close and personal with a variety of sea creatures, including sharks and stingrays.

For a family-friendly attraction, don’t miss the Seafront Funfair. Running in the summer, this amusement park offers a variety of rides and attractions that are sure to keep kids (and adults!) entertained for hours.

The Bray Air Show

The Bray Airshow

Every summer there is the ‘Bray Air Display‘: Ireland’s biggest aircraft show. Running since 2005, the 2023 show will run on Saturday 29th July and Sunday 20th July. Highlights from last year included the world-famous Red Arrows and WW2 Spitfires from the RAF’s Battle of Britain Memorial.


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