Curracloe Beach

Curracloe Beach is a stunning stretch of the Irish coastline, featuring a 11km long beach with soft and fine sand. It is a safe area for bathing and has been awarded the Blue Flag. The beach is accompanied by hilly sand dunes where various plants bloom in spring and summer. Visitors can enjoy walking and running on the beach, as well as exploring the nearby Raven Point Wood walk, where they may spot red squirrels, grey seals, and other wildlife. The beach has a nature trail and is also famous for being the filming location of the opening scenes of 'Saving Private Ryan'. Beach wheelchairs are available, and the beach has toilet facilities, including accessible toilets. Lifeguards are on site during summer months, making it a great destination for families