the peak in Bundoran is top notch and may be giving way to a 165 berth marina within the next few years so get on it while you can. Best at 4-6ft. Another sheltered left start to work with a big swell.

Situated near the mouth Lough Swilly it will work a few times a year on a monster north swell; when it does expect electric fast shorebreak barrels.

Don't know anything about this spot. I was trying to get to Easkey and drove past it and took a photo. Nice wave!

Ballyheirnan is at the top of Fanad Head, north Donegal. It has several access points along the long crescent shaped bay, with waves varing in size according to the swell direction and a prevailing offshore wind. Water and beach is beautifully clean so lets keep it that way.

It needs a good swell in the north of Ireland to send waves funnelling down Lough Swilly. The headland catches this swell at the end of Ballymastoker and produces good beach break and frequent offshore winds.Watch out for the rip along the rocks at mid tide. But the best peak is often off the rocks at high tide.

Black spot Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled at the southern edge of Bundoran, Black Spot delivers hollow, fast reef waves over flat rocks that thrill experienced surfers seeking powerful rights and lefts. This rocky reef break offers an uncrowded vibe with occasional sessions that pull in quality swell for adrenaline-pumping rides. It's the kind of […]

Bloody Foreland Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild northwest tip, Bloody Foreland delivers a technical right-hand point break over boulders that rewards precise surfing with long, carving lines. The rugged vibe here feels raw and remote, like a swell magnet pulling in consistent energy from the Atlantic, perfect for those chasing quality sessions […]

Sand bar that catches everything in the Atlantic. Has a nice rivermouth that is constantly flowing. Can create some insane currents, and has a fwe scattered rocks to watch out for. Park anywhere you want.

the peak in Bundoran is top notch and may be giving way to a 165 berth marina within the next few years so get on it while you can. Best at 4-6ft. Another sheltered left start to work with a big swell.

Situated near the mouth Lough Swilly it will work a few times a year on a monster north swell; when it does expect electric fast shorebreak barrels.

Don't know anything about this spot. I was trying to get to Easkey and drove past it and took a photo. Nice wave!

Ballyheirnan is at the top of Fanad Head, north Donegal. It has several access points along the long crescent shaped bay, with waves varing in size according to the swell direction and a prevailing offshore wind. Water and beach is beautifully clean so lets keep it that way.

It needs a good swell in the north of Ireland to send waves funnelling down Lough Swilly. The headland catches this swell at the end of Ballymastoker and produces good beach break and frequent offshore winds.Watch out for the rip along the rocks at mid tide. But the best peak is often off the rocks at high tide.

Black spot Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled at the southern edge of Bundoran, Black Spot delivers hollow, fast reef waves over flat rocks that thrill experienced surfers seeking powerful rights and lefts. This rocky reef break offers an uncrowded vibe with occasional sessions that pull in quality swell for adrenaline-pumping rides. It's the kind of […]

Bloody Foreland Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild northwest tip, Bloody Foreland delivers a technical right-hand point break over boulders that rewards precise surfing with long, carving lines. The rugged vibe here feels raw and remote, like a swell magnet pulling in consistent energy from the Atlantic, perfect for those chasing quality sessions […]

Sand bar that catches everything in the Atlantic. Has a nice rivermouth that is constantly flowing. Can create some insane currents, and has a fwe scattered rocks to watch out for. Park anywhere you want.

the peak in Bundoran is top notch and may be giving way to a 165 berth marina within the next few years so get on it while you can. Best at 4-6ft. Another sheltered left start to work with a big swell.

Situated near the mouth Lough Swilly it will work a few times a year on a monster north swell; when it does expect electric fast shorebreak barrels.

Don't know anything about this spot. I was trying to get to Easkey and drove past it and took a photo. Nice wave!

Ballyheirnan is at the top of Fanad Head, north Donegal. It has several access points along the long crescent shaped bay, with waves varing in size according to the swell direction and a prevailing offshore wind. Water and beach is beautifully clean so lets keep it that way.

It needs a good swell in the north of Ireland to send waves funnelling down Lough Swilly. The headland catches this swell at the end of Ballymastoker and produces good beach break and frequent offshore winds.Watch out for the rip along the rocks at mid tide. But the best peak is often off the rocks at high tide.

Black spot Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled at the southern edge of Bundoran, Black Spot delivers hollow, fast reef waves over flat rocks that thrill experienced surfers seeking powerful rights and lefts. This rocky reef break offers an uncrowded vibe with occasional sessions that pull in quality swell for adrenaline-pumping rides. It's the kind of […]

Bloody Foreland Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild northwest tip, Bloody Foreland delivers a technical right-hand point break over boulders that rewards precise surfing with long, carving lines. The rugged vibe here feels raw and remote, like a swell magnet pulling in consistent energy from the Atlantic, perfect for those chasing quality sessions […]

Sand bar that catches everything in the Atlantic. Has a nice rivermouth that is constantly flowing. Can create some insane currents, and has a fwe scattered rocks to watch out for. Park anywhere you want.

the peak in Bundoran is top notch and may be giving way to a 165 berth marina within the next few years so get on it while you can. Best at 4-6ft. Another sheltered left start to work with a big swell.

Situated near the mouth Lough Swilly it will work a few times a year on a monster north swell; when it does expect electric fast shorebreak barrels.

Don't know anything about this spot. I was trying to get to Easkey and drove past it and took a photo. Nice wave!

Ballyheirnan is at the top of Fanad Head, north Donegal. It has several access points along the long crescent shaped bay, with waves varing in size according to the swell direction and a prevailing offshore wind. Water and beach is beautifully clean so lets keep it that way.

It needs a good swell in the north of Ireland to send waves funnelling down Lough Swilly. The headland catches this swell at the end of Ballymastoker and produces good beach break and frequent offshore winds.Watch out for the rip along the rocks at mid tide. But the best peak is often off the rocks at high tide.

Black spot Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled at the southern edge of Bundoran, Black Spot delivers hollow, fast reef waves over flat rocks that thrill experienced surfers seeking powerful rights and lefts. This rocky reef break offers an uncrowded vibe with occasional sessions that pull in quality swell for adrenaline-pumping rides. It's the kind of […]

Bloody Foreland Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild northwest tip, Bloody Foreland delivers a technical right-hand point break over boulders that rewards precise surfing with long, carving lines. The rugged vibe here feels raw and remote, like a swell magnet pulling in consistent energy from the Atlantic, perfect for those chasing quality sessions […]

Sand bar that catches everything in the Atlantic. Has a nice rivermouth that is constantly flowing. Can create some insane currents, and has a fwe scattered rocks to watch out for. Park anywhere you want.

the peak in Bundoran is top notch and may be giving way to a 165 berth marina within the next few years so get on it while you can. Best at 4-6ft. Another sheltered left start to work with a big swell.

Situated near the mouth Lough Swilly it will work a few times a year on a monster north swell; when it does expect electric fast shorebreak barrels.

Don't know anything about this spot. I was trying to get to Easkey and drove past it and took a photo. Nice wave!

Ballyheirnan is at the top of Fanad Head, north Donegal. It has several access points along the long crescent shaped bay, with waves varing in size according to the swell direction and a prevailing offshore wind. Water and beach is beautifully clean so lets keep it that way.

It needs a good swell in the north of Ireland to send waves funnelling down Lough Swilly. The headland catches this swell at the end of Ballymastoker and produces good beach break and frequent offshore winds.Watch out for the rip along the rocks at mid tide. But the best peak is often off the rocks at high tide.

Black spot Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled at the southern edge of Bundoran, Black Spot delivers hollow, fast reef waves over flat rocks that thrill experienced surfers seeking powerful rights and lefts. This rocky reef break offers an uncrowded vibe with occasional sessions that pull in quality swell for adrenaline-pumping rides. It's the kind of […]

Bloody Foreland Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild northwest tip, Bloody Foreland delivers a technical right-hand point break over boulders that rewards precise surfing with long, carving lines. The rugged vibe here feels raw and remote, like a swell magnet pulling in consistent energy from the Atlantic, perfect for those chasing quality sessions […]

Sand bar that catches everything in the Atlantic. Has a nice rivermouth that is constantly flowing. Can create some insane currents, and has a fwe scattered rocks to watch out for. Park anywhere you want.

the peak in Bundoran is top notch and may be giving way to a 165 berth marina within the next few years so get on it while you can. Best at 4-6ft. Another sheltered left start to work with a big swell.

Situated near the mouth Lough Swilly it will work a few times a year on a monster north swell; when it does expect electric fast shorebreak barrels.

Don't know anything about this spot. I was trying to get to Easkey and drove past it and took a photo. Nice wave!

Ballyheirnan is at the top of Fanad Head, north Donegal. It has several access points along the long crescent shaped bay, with waves varing in size according to the swell direction and a prevailing offshore wind. Water and beach is beautifully clean so lets keep it that way.

It needs a good swell in the north of Ireland to send waves funnelling down Lough Swilly. The headland catches this swell at the end of Ballymastoker and produces good beach break and frequent offshore winds.Watch out for the rip along the rocks at mid tide. But the best peak is often off the rocks at high tide.

Black spot Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled at the southern edge of Bundoran, Black Spot delivers hollow, fast reef waves over flat rocks that thrill experienced surfers seeking powerful rights and lefts. This rocky reef break offers an uncrowded vibe with occasional sessions that pull in quality swell for adrenaline-pumping rides. It's the kind of […]

Bloody Foreland Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild northwest tip, Bloody Foreland delivers a technical right-hand point break over boulders that rewards precise surfing with long, carving lines. The rugged vibe here feels raw and remote, like a swell magnet pulling in consistent energy from the Atlantic, perfect for those chasing quality sessions […]

Sand bar that catches everything in the Atlantic. Has a nice rivermouth that is constantly flowing. Can create some insane currents, and has a fwe scattered rocks to watch out for. Park anywhere you want.