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Tramore Beach

Tramore Beach

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Best time to visit

Late spring to early autumn provides mild weather and lively events, making it perfect for swimming and surfing. Early mornings offer serene views and birdwatching opportunities.

Budget tips

Free access to the beach year-round keeps costs low. Parking near certain entry points is cheaper if you avoid the main tourist spots and bring your own picnic.

Recommended for

Families, Surfers, Nature lovers, Photographers

Plan your visit

2-3 hours

About

Quick facts: One of the longest beaches in Ireland stretches for about 5 kilometers offering golden sands and rolling dunes. Waves here attract surfers and swimmers alike, creating a lively coastal vibe throughout the year.

Highlights: Locals celebrate an annual sandcastle competition that draws crowds and family fun each summer. The beach is also home to a rare biodiversity of seabirds that can be spotted near the cliffs at dawn.

Insider tips

  • Wear sturdy sandals for exploring dunes and walking on mixed sand and pebbles.
  • Capture sunrise shots from the cliffs for breathtaking views with seabirds.
  • Avoid weekends if you dislike crowds; weekdays are much quieter for a peaceful stroll.
  • Don’t miss the small local cafes just off the main beach road for fresh seafood and coffee.

Practical info

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