An Clár · Munster · 12 places
County Clare (An Clár) in Munster features 12 mapped beaches & coves, led by Spanish Point Beach, Brew's Bridge Beach, and Doughmore Beach. Across these 12 listings, 12 include mapped nearby public parking. Sandy Atlantic strands and sheltered coastal bays.
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Spanish Point beach lies to the west of Milltown Malbay on the road from Quilty to Lahinch. It is an extensive stretch of sandy beach. Beach bye-laws are in place with horse riding and dogs prohibited between 11am and 6pm during the summer season.
A 2.5 km long beach which has great surf but is not suitable for swimmer’s due to shifting sand.
Fanore Beach is a natural beach situated in County Clare. It provides a coastal destination for visitors looking to experience the shoreline.
Glasheen Beach is a natural beach located in County Clare. It offers a coastal destination for visitors exploring the county.
Lahinch Beach is a natural beach located in County Clare. It is a coastal destination for visitors.
Seafield North Beach is a natural beach located in County Clare. It offers a coastal environment for visitors to explore.
Seafield West Beach is a natural beach situated in County Clare. It provides another scenic coastal spot in the county.
Beach bye-laws are in place with horse riding and dogs prohibited between 11am and 6pm during the summer season.
White Strand beach is a relatively small sandy beach at the end of a narrow rock-flanked bay. Beach bye-laws are in place with horse riding an