Dún Laoghaire Baths, located in County Dublin, is a popular destination for outdoor swimmers. The...
Dublin
Ireland’s vibrant capital, offers a diverse array of outdoor swimming Dublin experiences for both locals and visitors. From the invigorating waters of the Irish Sea to serene inland lakes and well-maintained public pools, Dublin caters to all types of swimmers.
Along the coastline, you’ll find popular spots like Sandycove, home to the famous Forty Foot, a year-round swimming location with a rich history. The charming seaside suburbs of Dalkey, Killiney, and Howth provide picturesque beaches and coves perfect for a refreshing dip.
For those who prefer freshwater swimming, the River Liffey, which runs through the heart of the city, hosts annual swimming events. Additionally, nearby lakes such as Lough Dan in the Wicklow Mountains offer a tranquil escape for open water enthusiasts.
Dublin also boasts several excellent public swimming pools, both indoor and outdoor, catering to lap swimmers, families, and those seeking aquatic fitness classes.
Balbriggan King’s Strand
Colette writes: "I live in Balbriggan, Co Dublin and swim here most days with a group of ladies....
Sutton Dinghy Club
Small beach, but great view of the Martello Tower from the water.
Balscadden Beach, Howth
Not sandy. Great views of Ireland's Eye from the water, and the cliffs in Howth. Access is done by...
North Bull Wall, Clontarf
Thanks to Kevin F. for this recommendation and providing the information below.Probably the...
40 Foot (Forty Foot)
The 40 Foot July 2009 Is this Ireland's most famous swimming spot? Dubliners probably think it is....
Donabate
February & May 2010 Donabate is only about 15 miles from Dublin city centre but still has a...
Killiney
Killiney Beach May 2010 Killiney is a popular family beach and swimming spot on Dublin's...
Loughshinny Beach
May 2010 Loughshinny is a small, attractive family beach nestling between a harbour at one end and...
Portmarnock Beach
April 2010 For a beach that's only a 30 minute drive from Dublin city, Portmarnock has a nice, get...
The Springers Bathing Area Skerries
Hello,In relation to the name "The Springers" in Skerries ... itgot the name due to the presence...
Seapoint
July 2013 Seapoint is a traditional swimming spot used by generations of Dubliners over many...
Balbriggan Beach, Front Strand
June 2012 A good beach but not a great one. Balbriggan beach is situated just beside the town...
Wild swimming at Vico Road, Dalkey (aka The Ramps, Hawk Cliff)
If it's good enough for Matt Damon... The trick with this swimming spot is to find it, so keep a...
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