Description
Streedagh beach is a 3 km long sandy beach which has a decent surf. Streedagh can be windy as it is fairly open, but there are plenty of dunes to give you shelter. It is a beach which slopes gently into the water and is a perfect location for an open water swim, snorkeling , sea kayaking,....
Off Streedagh beach are the wrecks of three Spanish Armada ships, the Juliana, the La Lavia and the Santa Maria de la Vision. At really low tide, the ribs of a boat are visible above the sand. It is locally known as "the butter boat".
Just after the Spanish Armada monument is a smaller beach which is know as the first beach. This beach is quieter, but there is no lifeguard present. It is more sheltered than the main beach
Beach: Fine sand
Sports: open water swimming, surfing, kite surfing, SUP, sea kayaking,
Swimming: Suitable for swimming. Lifeguard present
Off Streedagh beach are the wrecks of three Spanish Armada ships, the Juliana, the La Lavia and the Santa Maria de la Vision. At really low tide, the ribs of a boat are visible above the sand. It is locally known as "the butter boat".
Just after the Spanish Armada monument is a smaller beach which is know as the first beach. This beach is quieter, but there is no lifeguard present. It is more sheltered than the main beach
Beach: Fine sand
Sports: open water swimming, surfing, kite surfing, SUP, sea kayaking,
Swimming: Suitable for swimming. Lifeguard present
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