Duncannon Beach
An outdoor seaside-attractions in Wexford
Duncannon Beach is a beautiful Blue Flag sandy beach located in County Wexford, Ireland, on the Hook Peninsula. It is known for its clean waters, stunning views of the Hook Head Lighthouse, and gentle waves, making it ideal for families with young children. Highlights: Safe swimming, rock pools to explore, and panoramic coastal walks. Lifeguards are on duty during summer months. Facilities: Public toilets, a nearby playground, and several cafes and ice cream shops in the village. Parking is available nearby. Ages: Suitable for all ages, especially toddlers and primary school children due to the shallow water. Practical Tips: Check tide times for rock pooling. Bring sun protection as there is limited shade. The beach can get busy in July and August.
At a glance
Entry
Free / cheap
What parents should know
Duncannon Beach is a beautiful Blue Flag sandy beach located in County Wexford, Ireland, on the Hook Peninsula.
Best timing
Check tide times before rock pooling
Rock pools are only accessible at low tide, so plan your visit accordingly and check tide times in advance.
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