Killiney Beach
An outdoor seaside-attractions in Dublin
Killiney Beach is a scenic sand and shingle beach located at the foot of Killiney Hill in County Dublin, Ireland. It is a popular spot for families, offering stunning views of the Irish Sea and surrounding mountains. The beach is known for its clean water and is a designated Blue Flag beach. Highlights: Gentle waves suitable for paddling, rock pools for exploring, and nearby Killiney Hill Park with walking trails and picnic areas. The beach is also close to the DART railway, making it easily accessible. Ages: Suitable for all ages, from toddlers building sandcastles to older children exploring the shoreline. Facilities: Limited facilities – no lifeguard on duty, no dedicated parking (street parking nearby), and public toilets are not always available. Bring your own snacks and water. Practical Tips: Best visited on a warm, sunny day. Check tide times to avoid high tide, as the beach narrows significantly. The nearby Killiney Castle (now a hotel) offers refreshments.
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Entry
Free / cheap
What parents should know
Killiney Beach is a scenic sand and shingle beach located at the foot of Killiney Hill in County Dublin, Ireland.
Best timing
Check tide times before visiting
The beach narrows significantly at high tide, so check tide times before you go to make the most of your visit and stay safe.
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