beaches clare

Cappa Pier is a small rocky beach, with a small pier and harbour. It is located in Kilrush in County Clare and is a recognised Blue Flag beach.
Close by you can find Scattery Island. This is a place well worth visiting and a good place for birdwatchers.
The beach has Lifeguard cover from July to August. Cappa Beach is situated 1km from Kilrush on the R473....

Aloha Surf School runs surfing lessons in the heart of the Burren in Fanore, Co Clare, Ireland. The beautiful Fanore Beach with all its space, solitude and uncrowded waves provides the ideal location for those to learn to surf, We offer the highest quality professional surfing instruction for people of all ages and abilities. No experience is necessary and all equipment is provided. Aloha Surf School is approved by the Irish Surfing Association. All surf lessons are fully insured and follow the...

Kilkee is a popular seaside resort in County Clare. The beach here is really safe and it has a Blue Flag beach.
Kilkee’s beach is different - this crescent shaped beach of golden sand shelves gently seawards making it truly unique! The beach has a number of interesting pools and good cliff walks surround the beach....

White Strand beach is small sandy beach located just 2km from Miltown Malbay. This blue flag beach can also be found close to Lahinch.
The shoreline is very rocky - if you’re adventurous you’ll love it! There is a good deal of walks around the headland here too!...

Fanore is a blue flag beach, which can be found in Ballyvaughan in north west Clare. If you’re visiting the area be sure to stroll along the sandy shore or better still enjoy a swim in the cool Atlantic sea.
Found close to the Burren, even Fanore Beach can boast the delicate limestone cliffs that the area is renowned for.
From Ballyvaughan take R477 westward for 12km....

This Blue Flag beach is located in north west Clare. Its waters are safe to swim in and it's always patrolled by lifegaurds.
Formerly known as Leath Inse, or peninsula, from its water-bound location, its present Irish name derives from a prominent member of the O'Connor clan who is buried here.

Lahinch, some 3km west of Ennistymon is a very popular holiday resort, noted for its bathing beach and even more famous for its championship links and 18-hole golf course. There...