Skerries to Malahide from $4: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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15m

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$4-7

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1h  11m

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$4-6

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Distance: 14 km

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Traveling From Skerries to Malahide

Traveling from Skerries to Malahide reveals a journey from a charming coastal village known for its vibrant beaches and local festivals to a picturesque seaside town that boasts stunning castle views and tranquil parks.

Best Neighbourhoods in Malahide

Malahide features charming neighborhoods, each with its own distinct character.

Malahide Village

• Home to vibrant cafes and shops.

• Close proximity to the stunning Malahide Castle.

Malahide Marina

• Offers beautiful seaside walks along the coast.

• Casual dining options with picturesque views.

Newport

• Features modern housing and scenic landscapes.

• Great access to recreational activities like biking.

Best Times To Visit Malahide's Attractions

Timing can significantly enhance your experience in Malahide.

Malahide Castle

Early mornings or weekdays are ideal for fewer crowds and a peaceful stroll.

Malahide Beach

Visit during early evening for stunning sunsets and a quieter atmosphere.

Malahide Village

Sunday mornings offer a relaxed vibe with fewer tourists at cafes.

Malahide Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Malahide experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and moderate summers. While late spring and early autumn offer the best weather for exploring, be prepared for occasional rain year-round, which can add a cozy charm to your travel experience.

Dining in Malahide: A Culinary Contrast

Try the seafood chowder at The Greedy Goose in Malahide, where fresh local ingredients create a rich and comforting flavor profile, setting it apart from the more casual fare you may find in Skerries. The stylish ambiance and focus on seasonal produce transform your dining experience into a delightful exploration of Ireland's coastal bounty.