Dublin to Salthill from $18: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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2h  38m

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$20-34

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2h  50m

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$18-38

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Traveling From Dublin to Salthill

The journey from Dublin's bustling city life to Salthill's serene coastal charm offers you a refreshing contrast in experiences.

Best Neighbourhoods in Salthill

Salthill features charming neighborhoods that capture its coastal essence.

Salthill Village

• Offers vibrant cafés and restaurants along the promenade.

• Known for stunning views of Galway Bay.

Blackrock

• Features the iconic Blackrock Diving Tower.

• Great spot for family-friendly beaches and parks.

Lower Salthill

• Home to quaint shops and local markets.

• Enjoy scenic walks along the seaside path.

Best Times To Visit Salthill's Attractions

Timing your visit to Salthill's popular spots can greatly enhance your experience.

Salthill Promenade

Early mornings or late evenings offer stunning views and fewer tourists.

Blackrock Diving Tower

Visit during weekdays for a quieter atmosphere and better photo ops.

Ladies Beach

Afternoons in mid-week provide more space for relaxation and enjoyment.

Salthill Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Salthill enjoys a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, making the region inviting year-round. Spring and early summer typically offer the best conditions for outdoor activities, while occasional rain can enhance the lush scenery.

Dining in Salthill: A Culinary Delight

Consider enjoying fresh seafood at the acclaimed Moran's Oyster Cottage, where you can savor locally sourced oysters in a cozy, charming setting by the sea. This experience stands in stark contrast to Dublin's vibrant urban dining, offering a more relaxed atmosphere that highlights the rich flavors of the west coast.