Cork - all beaches

This small beach in Kinsale is charming. When we visited in the afternoon, we had the beach all to ourselves. It's a popular spot for dog walking, as we saw several people arriving with their furry friends as we were leaving. The beach was covered in paw prints. The surrounding vegetation was alive with birdsong. Access to the beach is easy with a small car park and a narrow path leading down to the shore.

White Bay is a beautiful beach located on the south coast of Ireland. It is a safe spot for swimming and offers stunning views. You can see many yachts, boats, and tankers passing by in the distance, as it is close to the entrance of Cork port. To reach the beach, you will need to park at the Car Park and walk down a long lane. There is a steep walk up and down from the parking area. Make sure to check the tides, as the beach can get small at high tide. It is often windy, but the water is shallow and safe for children to swim. There are also many caves to explore, but be cautious as some rocks may be loose.

Secluded beach, only reachable by sea. It's always empty. You can still see an old ship anchor that washed ashore. At high tide, it splits into two beaches divided by rocks.