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Dublin meets the sea at the mouth of the River Liffey, where Georgian streets, working quays and centuries of maritime trade shape Ireland’s capital. The river leads through the centre beneath the cast-iron Ha’penny Bridge, while Trinity College places the Book of Kells and the Old Library within an easy walk of the waterfront.
For expedition travellers, Dublin is more than an embarkation point. Time ashore can connect the city’s literary and university heritage with its harbour, coastal setting and long relationship with the Irish Sea.
Arrive early if you can: Dublin rewards an unhurried walk along the Liffey and through the compact historic centre before the voyage begins.
The River Liffey flows through central Dublin into Dublin Bay.
The Ha’penny Bridge opened in 1816 and is the city’s oldest pedestrian crossing over the Liffey.
Trinity College Dublin was founded in 1592.
Dublin is a recurring embarkation port for small-ship routes around Ireland and Scotland.
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