Ireland is blessed with endless miles of gorgeous coastline. Here are ten favorite spots. Giant’s Causeway Not known for its soft sand but t...
Ireland is blessed with endless miles of gorgeous coastline. Here are ten favorite spots.
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Silver Strand The folks of County Donegal happily spend many hours exploring the area near Malinberg – from the soft sand to the rolling green hills above the beach. |
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Kilmurvey This sheltered cove of Inismore is a swimmer’s dream as well as being a perfect spot for taking a break while exploring this Aran Island. |
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Whiterocks A strip of sand that makes for perfect picnic spots as well as a spacious area to get your toes wet or to appreciate the surrounding cliffs. |
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Ballmaystocker One of the world’s top rated beaches, this trio of sand of Lough Swilly hugs the Knockcalla coast road and is a favourite for locals. |
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Trawmore Strand With three kilometres of sand and designated a blue flag status, this beach is a destination for those who want to windsurf or surf the Atlantic breakers. |
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Rossnowlagh With four kilometres of sand, it’s not uncommon to see visitors exploring by horse or walking this County Donegal beach found near Sligo. |
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Tyrella Not only a beach destination, there are 25 hectares of sand dunes surrounding the two kilometre of sandy area for swimming and picnics in County Down. |
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Garnish A remote spot on the Beara Peninsula best for those who want solitude and not crowds, this beach has been awarded a Green Coast Award for its natural splendour and environmental standards. |
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Five Fingers Strand Not only a perfect spot to catch the sun’s rays on a warm day, this Inishowen beach has history with the shipwreck Twilight, which sank in 1889, very close to shore. |
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