Ballyquinn Beach

Everything you need to know about access, tide times and best tips for your next outdoor swim here.
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In contrast to its noisier neighbours in Clonea and Ardmore, Ballyquin is a beach to go to if you want to swim in a quieter setting.

This is a wide, secluded beach with a good expanse of soft sand. It is quite open so when it’s windy you will likely need a windbreak. There are some pools for the kids to explore and some shelter from the rocks.

The water here is clear and very nice to swim in. It’s sandy underfoot and you get into your depth gradually. All in all a good spot for those who want to swim without too much background noise.

There is a small car park, with room for a handful of cars, and a basic toilet in the car park. Access to the beach is via a rough path cum slipway on which you could manage a buggy and possibly a wheelchair, with great care.

Directions

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From Dungarvan take the R25 toward Youghal. You then take a left turn onto the R675 signposted Ardmore. Before Ardmore watch for a left turn signposted for Ballyquinn Beach.

Ordnance Survey Discovery Series Map No. 82

 

Tide times for nearby Cork

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21 December 2024

Time Type Height
03:44 low 1.29m
09:30 high 4.04m
16:13 low 1.48m
21:42 high 3.87m

22 December 2024

Time Type Height
04:33 low 1.45m
10:19 high 3.9m
17:03 low 1.62m
22:32 high 3.76m

23 December 2024

Time Type Height
05:26 low 1.57m
11:10 high 3.8m
17:56 low 1.71m
23:27 high 3.7m

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