Annestown Beach

One of the Top rateds in Annestown Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Eén van de vele strandjes van de de 'Copper Coast', het is een prachtig stukje natuur en een UNESCO Global Geopark. De roodbruine kliffen lopen recht de zee in, en worden veelvuldig onderbroken door half maanvormige baaien met grijze kiezelstranden, zoals het strand van Annestown. Van hieruit vertrekt ook een mooie wandeling naar Dunhill. Première trempête en août !!! Very pretty rocky beach, along the Copper Coast drive R675 A short drive from Tramore, this has a nice little swimming area, and is not too busy. There is also a cafe run by the local scouting group, so buy something to support them. There is some parking available, but it can get busy on hot days. It’s not a sand beach, but shale and small pebbles There is a short cliff walk from Annestown to Benvoy beach. While it's short it is definitely worth to see especially in a good sunny weather. Just take a look at my photos and you'll see why. Annestown in Waterford is a rugged and enchanting slice of coastal heaven. The pebbled shores and ancient cliffs tell tales of a bygone era, where the sea breeze carries whispers of history and secrets untold. Stepping onto this stony is like stepping into a time machine, where the weathered stones underfoot create a mesmerising melody that sings of the past. The lack of traditional sandy shores only adds to the allure of Annestown beach, with the shifting pebbles offering a soothing rhythm that beckons you to slow down and appreciate the raw beauty of nature. From the towering cliffs, the expanse of the sea stretches out endlessly, its crashing waves a reminder of the wild and untamed power that surrounds you. Annestown nearby offers a sanctuary for those seeking solace from the chaos of modern life. Whether you're soaking up the sun's warmth, taking a leisurely stroll, or simply contemplating the horizon, this historical gem has something for every soul. It's no wonder that artists, writers, and dreamers have been drawn to its timeless beauty, finding inspiration in its ancient embrace. In essence, Annestown is a hidden treasure along Waterford's coastline, where nature and history dance in perfect harmony. It's a place where the echoes of the past blend with the present, inviting you to explore and immerse yourself in the magic of Ireland's coastal wonders. A visit to this historical is not just a trip through space, but a journey through time, where the whispers of yesteryears guide you on an unforgettable adventure. Bonita playa y perfecta para un baño en verano, aguas tranquilas y poco profundas, tiene una zona pavimentada ideal para cambiarte sin llenarte de arena, el lugar con un gran parking para coches Fantastic with great views at sunsets Beautiful adjacent to Annestown. Plenty of room for the family to enjoy a day at the beach. The western side of the has cement steps constructed into hillside for seating in case you don’t want to sit on the sand. There is a trail leading up the western cliff. Awesome views of the and shoreline from the top of the cliff. We were looking for something to fill in our schedule on our last day in Ireland. We decided to head south towards Waterford and then make our way across the Copper Coast. The views along the Copper Coast are beautiful. Make sure to leave some time to stop at the various beaches and viewpoints along the way. We made 10 stops in total and have a wonderfully relaxing day. The Metal Man Garrurus Strand Kilfarrasy Strand Annestown Beach Benvoy Beach Copper Coast Drive Viewpoint Copper Coast Drive (car park & viewpoint) Tankardstown Copper Mine Stage Cove Trá na nBó This secluded is a great spot for families, surfers and swimmers to enjoy without too many people. Awarded the Green Coast Award for its excellence in water quality and high environmental standards. At low tide the strand comes to life with sea arches, islands and wildlife. Other times, large swells and waves bring out the surfers. Not many people when we were there. The car park at the eastern end of the has an old “Lime Kiln” which you can explore. This is quite rocky so definitely not a great place for running but if you're into some mild surfing or you want to have a picnic with amazing views, this would be a great place to do just that. You can set up tents on top of those hills like what some people do or you can just spread a towel or blanket on the smoother surfaces when the tide isn't that high. schöner Strand mit kostenlose Parkplätzen One of the nicest beaches I've ever seen in Ireland clean small snack stall run by scouts selling drinks chocolate etc. No toilet anywhere unfortunately. But worth visiting. A lovely family beach, safe, but with no lifeguards. It has a good side car park and a small shop. Hidden gem Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.