Ballinskelligs

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Ballinskelligs Beach

July 2009

Ballinskelligs is a real family beach with some decent facilities. The beach itself is curved and nice and sandy. The water is clear and there is a gentle slope into the sea.

At one end of the beach there is a ruined tower which you access across a stream. It looks like a good place for kids to explore. At the entrance to the beach itself there is a nice coffee shop with indoor and outdoor seating

Ballinskelligs has lifeguards in the summer, a decent car park and public toilets. The beach appears to be reasonably accessible.

Blue Flag beach.

Directions

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Ballinskelligs is located off the N70 Ring of Kerry road. If you are coming from the Caherciveen direction you will take a right turn onto the R566. Follow the signposts which will lead you to the beach

Ordnance Survey Discovery Series Map No. 83

Tide times for nearby Dingle Harbour

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21 December 2024

Time Type Height
02:30 low 1.42m
08:32 high 3.66m
15:00 low 1.58m
20:45 high 3.51m

22 December 2024

Time Type Height
03:22 low 1.55m
09:24 high 3.54m
15:53 low 1.69m
21:38 high 3.42m

23 December 2024

Time Type Height
04:17 low 1.66m
10:19 high 3.46m
16:45 low 1.77m
22:35 high 3.36m

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