Rannat ja rannikko Iveraghissa
Beaches & Coastline
The Iveragh Peninsula’s coastline features diverse maritime landscapes, from the six-kilometer sand spit of Rossbeigh to the sheltered waters of Derrynane. These sites offer clear views of the Skellig Islands and the Dingle Peninsula. Key features include the 16th-century McCarthy Mor castle ruins at Ballinskelligs and Blue Flag designations across several beaches, indicating high water quality and adherence to environmental standards.
Rossbeigh Beach
A six-kilometer sandy spit near Glenbeigh. Part of a Special Area of Conservation, it features high dunes and views across Dingle Bay toward the Dingle Peninsula.
Derrynane Beach
Blue Flag sandy beach located adjacent to the historic Derrynane House. It features a natural harbor, granite outcrops, and views of Scariff and Deenish Islands.
Beaches & Coastline – Lisää matkaan
Luo yksityiskohtainen matkasuunnitelma älykkäillä reiteillä, aika-arvioilla ja kaikella, mitä tarvitset täydelliseen matkaan.
