
Ballyconnigar Beach
An outdoor seaside-attractions in Wexford

Ballyconnigar Beach, also known as The Raven, is a quiet, unspoiled sandy beach on the Wexford coast, part of the Raven Nature Reserve. It's ideal for families seeking a peaceful day out away from crowded resorts. Highlights: Gentle sloping sands, shallow waters for paddling, and extensive sand dunes to explore. The adjacent nature reserve offers walking trails through pine forests and dunes, with opportunities to spot birds and wildlife. Ages: Suitable for all ages, from toddlers building sandcastles to teens exploring the dunes. The calm waters are safe for young swimmers. Facilities: Limited – no lifeguards, toilets, or cafes directly on the beach. Visitors should bring their own food, drink, and sun protection. Parking is available a short walk away. Practical Tips: Check tide times as the beach can be cut off at high tide. Arrive early to secure parking, especially on warm weekends. The beach is dog-friendly year-round.
At a glance
Entry
Free / cheap

What parents should know
Ballyconnigar Beach, also known as The Raven, is a quiet, unspoiled sandy beach on the Wexford coast, part of the Raven Nature Reserve.
Best timing
Check tide times before you go
The beach can be cut off at high tide, so plan your visit around tide times to avoid being trapped or losing beach access.
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Last checked 24 May 2026, 11:09.
Ballyconnigar Beach is publicly accessible 24/7. Nearby Raven Nature Reserve (forest/trails) operates 9am-5pm daily.
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