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Photo of Derrynane Beach with bright sand surface © Siobhan Pryor Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach with blue pure water surface © Roberto Gardino Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach with spacious bay © james m. sugrue Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach with very clean level of cleanliness © Hartmut Rohde Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach wild area © james m. sugrue Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach and the settlement © Agne Vipartaite Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach with bright sand surface © Siobhan Pryor Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach with blue pure water surface © Roberto Gardino Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach with spacious bay © james m. sugrue Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach with very clean level of cleanliness © Hartmut Rohde Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach wild area © james m. sugrue Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach and the settlement © Agne Vipartaite Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach surrounded by mountains © Enda Heneghan Google
Photo of Derrynane Beach - popular place among relax connoisseurs © Sean Solan Google

Derrynane Beach

Gortnaknilly, Ireland
Located within the settlement
Caherdaniel 2.8 km
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About

Derrynane Beach is located on the North Atlantic Ocean (part of Atlantic ocean) and it is in the 16th place out of 72 beaches in the Munster region The beach is located in an urban area, surrounded by the cliffs.

Weather

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+18 o C +12 o C
Air temperature
8.1 M/S
Wind
+15 o C
Water temperature
1.4 M
Wave height

Caherdaniel, Munster,

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Caherdaniel 2.8 km
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Localities

Caherdaniel  •  2.8km

Transport

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8.2 Very good

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Caden Reed
Novice Beachgoer 4 weeks ago
8 Very good

It was a fun experience, a bit windy and chilly, but definitely more affordable than therapy.

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Gavin Caldwell
Novice Beachgoer 4 weeks ago
10 Exceptional

Absolutely amazing! One of the best beaches I've ever visited. During low tide, we strolled on the green rocks in the center of the bay. The grass felt like a soft carpet under our bare feet. We enjoyed our lunch there, making sure to leave no trace behind, and relaxed in the sun. Afterward, we took a leisurely walk along the beach. I wish I had brought my swimsuit - this place is not to be missed!

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TropicPanda
Novice Beachgoer 4 weeks ago
10 Exceptional

I had an amazing time at Derrynane Beach in Kerry, Ireland. The beautiful golden sands, clear waters, and breathtaking natural scenery really impressed me. It's a great place for a relaxing stroll or a fun day at the beach. The nearby Derrynane House also adds an interesting element to the experience. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a peaceful getaway in nature!

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MariG
Novice Beachgoer 4 weeks ago
10 Exceptional

This beach in Ireland is one of the most beautiful spots in the country. No matter which direction you travel from here, you will come across something stunning. I once drove up a dead-end road that led to a mountain and stumbled upon a man selling cheese, which was a unique experience for me and my daughter. The area is also home to historical sites, such as the medieval graveyard where Daniel O'Connell's wife is buried. Overall, it is a sensational place to visit and explore.

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ΒασίληςΜάγγος
Novice Beachgoer 4 weeks ago
10 Exceptional

This beautiful blue flag beach is a hidden gem, even on a cloudy day in Ireland. Lifeguards are on duty during the summer months. The road down to the beach is narrow and twisty, so drive carefully. We didn't have time to visit the Derrynane house, as the beach was too tempting. Our young children had a great time playing in the sand and water. There are rockpools to explore and even an Abbey and graveyard on an island accessible at low tide. The carpark is a decent size, but not very wheelchair accessible. There are bins and two public toilets, which were clean. It's definitely worth the drive to visit this beach, especially if the sun is shining.

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