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Jersey Beach Guide
With 43.5 miles of coastline around the stunning island of Jersey, there is always a beach that will be a perfect fit for the activities you have in mind and the special people you take along for the adventure. In this short Jersey beach guide, we'll give you a rundown of our favourite beaches and some tips on how to make the most out of those long summer days and wild winter weekends in the perfect spot.
Jersey Beach Guide for Dogs and their lovers
Dogs are welcome! Before we get started, it’s important that we highlight a few simple rules that apply on Jersey beaches for dogs and those who accompany them. Between 1st October and 30th April each year, you do not need to use a lead and dogs can be exercised on the beach at any time. Between 1st May and 30th September, on all beaches, dogs must be kept on a lead between 10:30 and 18:00. Please also pick up after your dog and prevent them from chasing or disturbing wildlife.
Other than that your four legged friend is free to frolic to their heart’s content. Life is quite simply, a beach.
Beach Accessibility Information
Many of the best beaches in Jersey offer easy access for people with limited mobility. At several of the most popular spots, the BeachAbility charity has also made its fantastic beach wheelchairs available; these robust yet comfortable chairs make it easy for wheelchair users to explore the beautiful coast and are completely free of charge. All you need to do is contact BeachAbility 24 hours beforehand to ensure there will be a volunteer present to hand over your wheelchair when you arrive.
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North East / North West / South East / East
South West
Beauport
This beach is a real gem, nestled on the South West of the island it is quite the suntrap! This isn't the easiest beach to access, so is probably more suited to families with older children or couples. The rewards for the steep steps down from the car park (asides from a great viewpoint to grab an exceptional photo of the beach) is a wonderfully sheltered south-facing beach with golden sand and shallow turquoise water that is perfect for a serene dip. If you like your beaches quiet and wild, Beauport is the spot for you.
| Location on map | View Beauport Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy with hard rocks |
| Bus Route | Bus route 12 & 12a. Exit at St Brelade’s Church, follow the coast path over the headland for 20 minutes to the top of the beach steps. |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | Free car park is located 40 yards from the beach, about 50 spaces. Steps lead down to the beach. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | There are no restaurants in the bay. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
Located in the car park
Ouaisne Bay
No self-respecting Jersey beach guide would be without a mention of the unique beauty of Ouaisne Bay. This beach is like the wilder sibling of the adjoining St Brelade's Bay. The beaches are connected at low tide, or you can access them both via the pine-rich headland, continuing along the sea wall next to the protected L'Ouaisné Common towards locals' favourite, The Smugglers Inn (the perfect end to a romantic day on the beach). The sand is pale and bright and the contrast between the smooth sand underfoot and the brilliance of the blue summer sea is just stunning.
| Location on map | View Ouaisne Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Hard sand and stones |
| Bus Route | Bus route 12a and exit at Ouaisne Junction then walk 15 minutes down the hill to the bay |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | Ouaisne car park, adjacent to the beach, has 100+ spaces which are free to park. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | Kismet Cabana Kiosk is in the carpark by the beach. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
Located in the car park
Portelet Bay
Stairway to heaven? Climb down the long flight of steps and a sheltered suntrap of a beach awaits you. Portelet Bay is the perfect spot for those who like a little history alongside their holiday. Janvrin’s Tomb was the resting place of Philippe Janvrin, the captain of the Esther. The Esther was a trading boat that travelled from Jersey to France, but during the outbreak of the plague in Europe boats were not allowed to come into Jersey's shores to prevent an outbreak. So they stopped at Janvrin's Tomb, where on the second day of quarantine, Captain Janvrin passed away.
For a taste of Jersey near to Portelet Bay, the locals’ recommendation would absolutely be Portelet Bay Café, which serves excellent wood fired pizza and seafood salads throughout the season. At the top of the steps, you'll also be able to find the family favourite The Portelet Inn.
| Location on map | View Portelet Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus route 12a and exit at Portelet Bay |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is a free car park at the top of the stairs to the beach. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | Portelet Bay Cafe is situated on the beach. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
Located in the car park
St Brelade's Bay
A firm favourite of all. St Brelade's Bay is nothing short of stunning and is full of life in the holidays as one of the island's busiest beaches. With soft sand, safe swimming, beach activities and seaside cafés and restaurants there is something for everyone - though those more favoured to the quiet may prefer beaches like Beauport Bay. Voted as number three in the UK in the TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards it's definitely worth soaking up the vibes and the sunshine of this broad stretch of palm tree-lined sand, which is bathed in sun for most of the day and discover for yourself why it's rated so highly!
| Location on map | View St Brelade's Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus route 12, 12a and 14,exit at St Brelade’s Bay stop across the road from the beach. |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There are several car parks along the bay across the road from the beachfront. These can fill up quickly on busy days. Charges apply April – September, between 8am to 5pm Monday - Saturday. Bank Holidays are free. You can use paycards or the PayByPhone app. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | Charrien Seaside Shop is close to the beach. |
| Nearest place to eat | Several restaurants are located throughout the bay, such as Pizza Express, Sugareef, Oyster Box & Crab Shack |
| Accessibility Information | There is both a bus stop and disabled parking close to the beach, so access should be straightforward however you choose to travel to St Brelade’s Bay. There are also disabled toilets nearby and two BeachAbility beach wheelchairs (one adult and one child/small adult) can be borrowed from a storage unit at the far end of the Churchill Memorial car park, near the toilets and pedestrian crossing. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Paddle Boarding,
Kayaking
Lifeguard
Yes
During Summer
WC
Yes
Located near the beach
South
St Aubin's Bay
A crescent-shaped beach of bright south-facing sand stretching from St Helier to St Aubin, if you love to bask in the warmth of the sun this is the beach to pick as it is in receipt of full sun for most of the day. Bring your parasol and the little ones along to this ideal family beach and leave your picnic basket at home. There are several beach cafés along the promenade front, ideal for foodies with a fondness for taking a dip in the sea. Locals say the softest sand around is at the Gunsite café (Beaumont), and for the more adventurous waterskiing and jetski hire close by at Jersey Sea Sport Centre!
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus route 12, 12a, 14, 15. There are numerous stops along the bay itself and the road running parallel to get you to the part of the bay you want to enjoy. |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is a selection of parking alongside the bay. There is limited free parking closer to the village and at Bel Royal. In most parking spaces towards the east end charges apply year round between 8am to 5pm Monday - Saturday. Bank Holidays are free. You can use paycards or the PayByPhone app. Towards the west end of the bay you are more likely to find seasonal charges as above but between the months of April – September only. Be careful to check the signs when you park. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | As St. Aubin's Bay is quite large, there are shops dotted all across the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | There are several restaurants located throughout the bay such as The Boat House, The Lookout Beach Cafe & The Old Station Cafe |
| Accessibility Information | As it is a very large beach, there are several access points to the sand at St Aubin’s Bay. Disabled parking and toilets are available, and there are two BeachAbility beach wheelchair storage units. The first unit contains an adult wheelchair and can be found opposite the Gunsite Café (cross the pathway and cycle path in front of you), whilst a child/small adult chair is by the burger shack at Bel Royal. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Jet-skiing, waterskiing
and windsurfing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes, several across
the length of the bay
Marine Lake, St Aubin's Bay
Another stunning amenity wonderfully close to the hub of St Helier, this large tidal pool dates from Victorian times and was built as a safe place for sea swimming when the tide retreats.
Recently lovingly restored, it's now one of the largest marine lakes in the UK! Another great spot for those who like a little history with their coast, this sheltered beach, and swimming spot is overlooked by Elizabeth Castle - built on a rocky inlet, Elizabeth Castle has defended Jersey for 300 years (add a trip to the castle via the amphibious Castle Ferry or walk out along the causeway at low tide).
| Type of beach | Rough sand |
| Bus Route | Route 12, 12a, 15 to name few. Most buses heading west from the bus station will stop at Westpark Slipway |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | The closet car park is Les Jardins du Soleil Public Parking, at 5 minutes’ walk. Charges apply year round between 8am to 5pm Monday - Saturday. Bank Holidays are free. You can use paycards or the PayByPhone app. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | As St. Aubin's Bay is quite large, there are shops dotted all across the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | There are several restaurants located throughout the bay such as La Fregate & The Lookout Beach Cafe |
| Accessibility Information | The Marine Lake’s recent refurbishment includes improved disabled access for the water sports like kayaking and sailing that can be enjoyed there, whilst disabled parking and toilets are also available. An adult BeachAbility beach wheelchair is located at West Park (which is very close to the lake) on the upper wall adjacent to La Fregate café. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
Havre des Pas
Another beach spot close to town, Havre des Pas beach has a handy location and is close to the centre of St Helier (the capital of the island, as such this bustling town, is great pit-stop to pick up provisions en-route to the sea). With a stark art deco-style pool, this beach has a unique character at high or low tide. There is easy access on foot to this popular beach and the pool and the sea here are safe for swimmers so it's a great spot to bring the whole family or those who want the city’s bars and restaurants only a 15 minute walk away after soaking up the sun.
| Location on map | View Havre des Pas on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus route 1. Exit at stop Havre des Pas |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | The closest car park is La Route du Fort, 400m away. Charges apply year round between 8am to 5pm. Charges apply between 8am to 5pm Monday - Saturday. Bank Holidays are free. You can use paycards or the PayByPhone app. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | Rose's Mini Market is the closest shop to Havre des Pas. |
| Nearest place to eat | The Lido Kiosk is situated in the Havre des Pas Lido. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming
and bathing
Lifeguard
Yes
May - September
WC
Yes
West
St Ouen's Bay
Feel the power of Atlantic waves, St Ouen's beach is a natural playground for surfers and adrenaline seekers. Home to Jersey Surfboard Club, one of the oldest surfing clubs in Europe, come and learn why Jersey surfers return here again and again. For those whose passion is exploring the coast on foot, the strong winds and big waves make for an exceptional backdrop for coastal walks whatever the season. Strong currents make this beach hazardous at times, so make sure you stick to the flagged zones! Patrolled by RNLI lifeguards during the season, this is a beach where respect for the water is especially important.
| Location on map | View St Ouen's Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus route 12a and 22. There are several stops all along the bay. |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There are several free car parks along length of the bay. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | There are several restaurants located throughout the bay such as Le Braye, El Tico Beach Cantina & The Watersplash |
| Accessibility Information | There is good accessibility to get onto the beach at St Ouen’s Bay, with disabled parking and toilets also available. There is a BeachAbility beach wheelchair storage unit in the parking area next to the Le Braye Café, which contains an adult and child/small adult chair. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Webcam | View webcam of St Ouen's Bay |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Surfing,
Body-boarding
Lifeguard
Yes, during
the season
WC
Yes
North
Bonne Nuit
Bonne Nuit is a small natural harbour where small fishing boats come to shore. There is space here to play in the sand, enjoy a bite to each or just catch some sun, but unfortunately, it is not ideal for swimming. The Bonne Nuit Beach Café does have an excellent reputation for serving up some seriously good food with a seriously beautiful view! Anglers will enjoy the sea fishing opportunities at this beach, you can cast a long line out from the harbour walls and feel the sun on your cheeks as you wait for a bite from wrasse, bass, and the occasional garfish!
| Location on map | View Bonne Nuit Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Rough Sand |
| Bus Route | Bus route 4. Alight at Bonne Nuit Bay |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is limited parking beside the harbour. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | Bonne Nuit Beach Cafe - best place for thai food. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Fishing
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
Bouley Bay
A winding hill leads down to a steep pebble beach with deep water for competent swimmers. The bay is home to one of Jersey’s scuba-diving schools, Bouley Bay Dive Centre, for those who want to take their swimming to the next level, but for those of you content with a shallower pool you'll find many rockpools on Bouley Bay to get to know the local marine life a little better! Nestled on the north coast this bay is located next to the tallest cliffs on the island which stand striking at a height of 400 feet. All that have navigated the winding roads to access Bouley Bay have found the trip worthwhile - this really is a beautiful spot.
| Location on map | View Bouley Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy/stony |
| Bus Route | Bus route 4. Not all services stop at Bouley Bay, make sure you check with timetables. |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is limited free parking in the bay. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | Mad Mary's Beach Cafe. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Diving,
snorkelling and swimming
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
North West
Greve de Lecq
If St Brelade's Bay is the southerly staple of any Jersey beach guide, then Grève de Lecq is the must-visit spot of the north. The most popular of the north coast beaches, Grève de Lecq's sheltered sands and rock pools are ideal for families but lose the sun in the late afternoon (not necessarily a bad thing for those with skin sensitive to the sun!). Visitors also praise the brilliant stretch of coast path which lines this beach. With excellent cafés and local pubs close by, this beach is ideal to visit early in the morning, so you can get the most of the sun during the day and then head into food heaven for a relaxing evening as the sun winds its way back down to the horizon line.
| Location on map | View Greve de Lecq Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus Route 9 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There are 3 free car parks surrounding the bay within 5 minutes’ walk to the beach. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | Beach supplies can be found at The Seaside Cafe |
| Nearest place to eat | There are several places to get food, including: The Seaside Cafe, Colleen's Cafe & Le Moulin de Lecq. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming, bathing
and surfing
Lifeguard
Yes, during
summer
WC
Yes
Plemont
A pristine sandy cove reachable by a long flight of steps (a theme here in Jersey - but it keeps us strong!), where the intrepid are rewarded with a stunning natural playground of rock pools, sea caves and an excellent beach café perched on the cliffs. For those of you who want a bit of natural drama with your beach visit, this is the spot. The cliffs surrounding the beach give Plemont a distinct character and it's a fantastic spot for landscape photographers. While the sea is calm safe swimming abounds, and then the waves pick up Plemont turns into a surfers' paradise. Beware - the beach is completely covered at high tide, so be sure to check the tide times before you head out to avoid disappointment!
| Location on map | View Plemont Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus Route 8 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is limited parking at the top of the beach steps however there is further parking at the top of the cliff - which promises a steep walk. All parking is free. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | Plemont Beach Cafe sells a limited selection of beach supplies. |
| Nearest place to eat | Plemont Beach Cafe sits above the bay and serves food throughout the day. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming, bathing
and rock-pooling
Lifeguard
Yes, during
summer
WC
Yes
North East
Rozel Bay
This beach offers natural beauty and heaps of charm. The bay is lined by a small fishing village with beach huts and harbour side cottages, Rozel is more of a fishing harbour than a place to swim, but is a great spot for those with young children who want some space to roam around and build sandcastles, be sure to check the tide times to ensure the tide is out when you arrive. Rozel offers brilliant vistas towards France. For those who prefer their dining nice and casual the Hungry Man harbour side beach kiosk will have something for you too. Similar to Bonne Nuit, at high tide the harbour offers anglers a great spot for a few hours of very enjoyable sea fishing.
| Location on map | View Rozel Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Bus Route 3 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is limited free parking on the quayside and road side. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | The Rozel Pub and Dining, The Hungry Man and Rozel Bay Tearoom are the best places to get a bite in Rozel. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Safe swimming
and good fishing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
Anne Port
A brilliant spot for those who prefer their beaches to feel like a secret waiting for them to find than a blockbuster beach. Known for being a quiet and rarely crowded, this east-facing stretch of sand catches the morning and midday sun so is the perfect stretch of beach for those who rise early and like a little peace and quiet. Anne Port is a very pretty green flanked stretch of sand and is a safe swimming spot, so make sure to pack your swimsuit and towel.
| Location on map | View Anne Port Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy/stony |
| Bus Route | Bus Route 2 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There are a few spaces across the road from the beach and a few more up the hill at the northern end of the bay. It is free to park. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | There are no places to eat in the bay. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
Archirondel
This popular beach with an excellent beach cafe is pebbly at first but sandy at low tide when the water stays shallow for some way out, making it a great spot for a little ones' first paddle! East-facing, Archirondel loses the sun in the late afternoon but leaves many hours in the morning and early afternoon for beach fun. Archirondel beach has a fantastic focal point - built on a rocky outcrop in St Catherine's Bay in 1792, Archirondel Tower is a former garrison for artillery soldiers. The tower's sea facing side has bright red and white striped and sits proudly linked to the shore by the abandoned southern arm of St Catherine's Breakwater.
| Location on map | View Archirondel on google maps |
| Type of beach | Shingle |
| Bus Route | Bus Route 2 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is a free car park by the beach that becomes full very quickly. There is a second free car park approximately two minutes' walk from the beach. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | The Driftwood Cafe serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Kayaking, Swimming
and Canoeing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
South East
Green Island
A locals’ favourite, this sheltered south-facing beach at the most southerly point on the island is a real sun trap! A hub for activities, Green Island is where rock climbers, sandcastle builders, and rockpoolers unite. When the tide goes out it heads a long way on its journey, so take care with the swift incoming tide and pick times close to high water to enjoy swimming or paddling. The car park can fill up quickly on sunny days, so if you're travelling with a young family make sure you get there early to grab a convenient spot close to the beach.
| Location on map | View Green Island on google maps |
| Type of beach | Sandy |
| Bus Route | Regular buses Route 1 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | Green Island has a fair amount of free parking but fills up quickly on sunny days. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There is a small selection of items available to buy at Green Island Beach Hut. |
| Nearest place to eat | Green Island Restaurant & Beach Hut is the only place to get food at Green Island. |
| Accessibility Information | Green Island is on a bus route and has disabled parking (although, as mentioned, spaces can fill up quickly on busy days), with accessible toilets also nearby. An adult BeachAbility beach wheelchair can be found at La Mare, which is a stone’s throw from Green Island; you’ll find the storage unit next to the bus stop at the top of the slip. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Swimming, rock-pooling
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
La Rocque Harbour
Another spot for budding marine biologists, La Rocque, has a small sandy beach harbour and a plethora of rock pools to discover. Take caution on the beach though, the tide comes right up to the harbour wall as it comes in - don't get stranded on the rocks with the incoming tide! With free parking, this beach is easy to get to and has a beautiful pier for those who fancy a gentler stroll. This Jersey beach guide is for everyone, so cyclists take note - there is a great system of roads and paths alongside this harbour which make for a memorable ride and a great backdrop for a photo of your bike.
| Location on map | View Le Rocque Harbour on google maps |
| Type of beach | Small harbour. pier and sandy beach |
| Bus Route | Regular buses Route 1 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | Small free public car park with a great view. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | There are no shops in the bay. |
| Nearest place to eat | Timmy's Hard Rocque Cafe is the only place to get food at La Rocque. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Rock-pooling, Swimming
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes
East
Grouville Bay / Long Beach
A broad stretch of sand along Grouville Bay that leads to Gorey harbour, with Mont Orgueil Castle as an impressive backdrop. The castle makes this another beach that's a must visit for those interested in the history of Jersey, one of the world's finest examples of a medieval castle, Mont Orgueil has cast its shadow over the village of Gorey for over 800 years. With lots of parking making access easy, beach cafes and kiosks to save packing your lunch, and a children's' beachside playground this is a perfect spot to soak up some history and make excellent family memories.
| Location on map | View Grouville Bay on google maps |
| Type of beach | Golden sand |
| Bus Route | Regular buses Route 1 |
| How to get here by car | View how to get here by car on google maps |
| Get here by foot | View how to get here by foot on google maps |
| Parking information | There is a good sized free gravel car park but it fills up quickly on sunny days. |
| Nearest shop to the beach | The closest shop is the Gorey Village Post Office. |
| Nearest place to eat | There are several cafe's & restaurants on the beach such as Rhona's at the Beach & Bass & Lobster Food House. |
| Accessibility Information | Disabled parking and toilets are available at this beach, and an adult BeachAbility beach wheelchair can be found at the Long Beach car park. The storage unit is located by the disabled parking spaces at the far end of the car park. |
| Weather | View current weather here |
| Tide Times | View high and low tides here |
Activities
Watersports, swimming
and bathing
Lifeguard
No
WC
Yes