beaches dublin

Natural Amenities: Safe, sandy beaches with full life-guard service during the summer months and only two minutes from the town centre and train station. Coastal walks with panoramic views. A unique large colony of seals inhabit the coastline at Hampton and can regularly be seen around the harbour....

Donabate is fabulous blue flag beach located in North County Dublin, close to Dublin City. The good news is its within easy access of the M50 and M1 motorways so you can avoid the city centre!
The beach is nearly 4km long and is really sandy! There are loads of sand dunes to get lost in when you come here too!
There are a number of pedestrian access points to the beach with only some cars being permitted on a section of the beach. Public toilets and a Lifeguard Station incorporat...

Seapoint is a blue flag beach, which can be found in Dun Laoghaire in County Dublin. The beach opens to the north and consists mainly of sand and large rocks. The beach is shallow and flat and the area is suitable for swimming at high tide.
To the south of the beach, the sea covers some of the rocks, but the area is still shallow. You should take extra care swimming in these parts.
Seapoint is a very popular location for swimmers to the north of the beach and for surfing, canoein...

Killiney blue flag beach is a stony beach about 800m in length. The beach is sheltered and suitable for bathing and swimming.
Take care though as there is a gentle gradient on the beach that allows the water to gradually get deep from the shore.
The beach can be accessed from the car park via an A Grade walkway. Ramps and handrails also exist at other areas....