Stranden en kust in provincie Munster
Coastal Wonders of Ireland
Explore Munster's Atlantic coastline, featuring the 214-meter-high Cliffs of Moher and the historic lighthouses at Mizen Head and Cromwell Point. This collection highlights diverse coastal geography, from the expansive sand spit at Rossbeigh to the narrow, winding stone ramp of Dunquin Pier. The list includes world-class surfing sites at Spanish Point and St Finian’s Bay, alongside the three-mile sandy stretch of Inch Beach on the Dingle Peninsula.
Dunquin Pier
A narrow, zig-zagging stone ramp on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula that serves as the primary departure point for ferries to the Blasket Islands.
Coumeenoole Bay
A secluded beach on the Slea Head Drive characterized by strong currents, dramatic rock formations, and views of the Blasket Islands.
Rossbeigh Beach
A six-kilometer sandy spit near Glenbeigh, offering views of the Dingle Peninsula and protected dunes within a Special Area of Conservation.
Derrynane Beach
A sheltered, Blue Flag sandy beach located near the historic Derrynane House, featuring the ruins of an abbey on a tidal island accessible at low tide.
St Finians Bay Beach
A small bay located between Puffin Island and Bolus Head, popular with experienced surfers and offering direct views of the Skellig Islands.
Cromwell Point Lighthouse
A 19th-century lighthouse on Valentia Island, built on the site of a 16th-century fort to guide ships through the northern entrance of Valentia Harbour.
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