We kayak along the coastline from Bray beach heading out around the cliffs south towards Greystones. The trip follows the coastline below the train line to Wexford and just below the famous cliff walk to Greystones. For those of you who have done this walk it gives a completely different view of the cliffs from below. The train enters a mile long tunnel through the hill before exiting out the far side amongst some farm land just outside Greystones. This rail line has had to be moved several times due to coastal erosion and the risk of it collapsing into the sea. Bray is a coastal town which used to be a holiday destination for the wealthy families coming out in the summer from the city. The prom is a famous landmark in the town and has just been refurbished in the last few years back to its original form, with seatings along the most of its length. We usually see plenty of cormorants, seagulls and other sea birds on the cliffs, and hopefully some seals offer opportunities for some unusual photos. We stop in a small beach area in the base of the cliffs for some refreshments before kayaking back towards Bray.