Falcarragh Beach Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild Donegal coast, Falcarragh Beach delivers classic beach-break action with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This exposed spot offers an ordinary wave power that's perfect for fun, approachable sessions without the chaos of bigger breaks. Surfers love its chill vibe, where you […]
Park near the pier or on the road and walk to the spot. It only works when the swell is big. Otherwise, there's a beach break with mellow peaks.
Easky Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, Easky delivers punchy left-hand reef waves breaking over boulders that carve out hollow sections perfect for tube rides. This rocky setup creates faster, more rewarding lines compared to sandy beach breaks nearby, with an ordinary power level that keeps sessions exciting yet approachable. Surfers […]
Easky Right Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Easky Right stands as one of Ireland's most celebrated reef breaks, delivering powerful right-hand waves that peel across sharp rock formations with the kind of consistency that keeps surfers returning year after year. Located on the northwest coast near the small village of Easky in County Sligo, this spot […]
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!
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 […]
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.
Falcarragh Beach Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's wild Donegal coast, Falcarragh Beach delivers classic beach-break action with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This exposed spot offers an ordinary wave power that's perfect for fun, approachable sessions without the chaos of bigger breaks. Surfers love its chill vibe, where you […]
Park near the pier or on the road and walk to the spot. It only works when the swell is big. Otherwise, there's a beach break with mellow peaks.
Easky Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Nestled on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, Easky delivers punchy left-hand reef waves breaking over boulders that carve out hollow sections perfect for tube rides. This rocky setup creates faster, more rewarding lines compared to sandy beach breaks nearby, with an ordinary power level that keeps sessions exciting yet approachable. Surfers […]
Easky Right Surf Spot Guide, Ireland Easky Right stands as one of Ireland's most celebrated reef breaks, delivering powerful right-hand waves that peel across sharp rock formations with the kind of consistency that keeps surfers returning year after year. Located on the northwest coast near the small village of Easky in County Sligo, this spot […]
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!
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 […]
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.
