Portmore Bay Beach, Belmullet

Everything you need to know about access, tide times and best tips for your next outdoor swim here.
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[Many thanks to Thomas Bán Reilly for providing correction and local insights]

Portmore Beach, located between the townlands of Surgeview (West) and Faulmore (East), is yet another of Mayo’s and Belmullet’s fine beaches. The beach features two access points – a slip pier on the Surgeview side and a cemetery car park in Faulmore. It offers great views across to Achill Island which are really impressive.

The beach itself is small and open. There isn’t a lot of shelter on a windy day. When we were there in April there was a brisk breeze and the water was a little choppy.

The Strong Currents sign is there for a reason so be careful and don’t ignore it.

Directions

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From Belmullet you follow the R313 to the end of the road. Just before the lighthouse there is a right hand turn and along this road there is a left turn signposted for a holy well and the beach

Ordnance Survey Discovery Series Map No. 22

 

Tide times for nearby Clare Island

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2 Comments

  1. Thomas Bán Reilly

    The beach spans two Townlands Surgeview (West) with a slip pier and Faulmore (East) at the cemetery carpark
    The beach has always been known as Portmore.

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    • Outdoorswimming.ie

      Thank you for sharing your local insights! I have revised the information on this page accordingly.

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