Dunworley Beach, Dunworly
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A quiet coastal parking area at Dunworly Beach, with space for 10-12 campers, three beaches and picnic tables. It offers beautiful views and opportunities for swimming and coastal walks. At low tide, about 1km of beach can be explored, while high tide may block beach access. There are no services, and strong currents and exposed weather require care.
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Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Magical spot. Beautiful views to wake up to. Nice spot for a swim too
beautiful stop over, busy because of the great weather, we pulled up about 7pm and got a spot, no facilities, locals very friendly
To complete the reviews from others: at low tide, it is possible to walk along the beach for about 1 km and observe jellyfish, mussels, Velella velella, and caves. All amid the magnificence of nature. A place worth visiting.
Our most beautiful camping spot in Ireland. We were there during both a storm and sunshine. The spray blew over the cliffs. A breathtaking experience. We barely saw the beach because of the high water level. Be careful of the strong current.
No services! But fantastic coastline with great waves! We were almost alone! Definitely 5 out of 5 stars.
fantastic spot, arrived at high tide so access to the beach impossible. When th tide goes out a beautiful clean beach.
Magnificent spot, we arrived at night and had peace and quiet until 10 a.m.! The view is truly extraordinary, both at night and during the day.
We slept here one stormy evening and thought we would be blown away! But we slept very well despite the sound of the wind and waves crashing against the rocks. Flat parking area with lots of space. Locals walk by and say hello. The tide was low when we woke up. We walked along the beach; it was magnificent, with mussels attached to all the rocks.
Stayed 1 night....stunning location...dolphins also put on a show for us when we arrived. Tide was in so never got onto big beach. Small cove just on entering area, sea a bit wild. A peaceful nite & lovely walk up hill after breakfast next morning.
Peaceful, no levelling ramps required, great view of a sunset over the sea. A great place to stay the night.
Very beautiful place to spend the night!
Awesome spot - great beach, keep it clean and be sensible to keep it open
I confirm: one of the best spots of our 15-day stay in Ireland! The view is magnificent, and a few swimmers come in the evening and morning. We arrived at 6:15 p.m. and nobody was there. Three other campers arrived during the evening. This place is simply perfect!
Incredibly beautiful view with the sound of waves. We were there in August; almost all spaces were occupied by around 5 p.m. So arrive early. One of the most beautiful overnight spots during our trip to Ireland. Please leave spaces for the locals.
Beautiful location, I stayed 3 nights and loved it. The walk to Moloneys Strand is scenic and there is a cove right here that is always empty which was nice even when the other beach was packed. Would recommend, but agree you should get here early or in the evening especially on weekends or holidays - it gets very busy!
Loveky place to stay but better if you get here after 6pm or early in the morning during summer time. Gets very busy with very little room to manouvre with a motorhome if full.
I reduced the number of spaces to 2... this is a popular swimming beach for locals (there were about 100 people on the beach today), so there definitely should not be 12 motorhomes in the parking areas. Wonderful natural places should not be turned into motorhome sites and then cause surprise when a ban is soon imposed.
Stunning views across Dunworley beach. No facilities but when the views are so good it doesn’t matter. Plenty of space for a bunch of people. Only 1 caravan other than us in our Model 3. Highly recommend
One of our favourite places. Wonderful spot with a beautiful beach. Be sure to walk up the dead-end path toward the farm at sunset—beautiful views!
Fantastic spot. Stunning views to enjoy. Very relaxing. Lovely high and low tide swimming.
Beautiful place, alongside a small road but quiet.
Gorgeous spot for the night, car park, no facilities, amazing views. Picnic benches and swimming spot when the tide is in.
Brilliant spot with amazing views, right alongside the road but it’s an out and back round with little traffic. The views are worth the drive out and there’s a couple of towns within 10-15 minute drive
Beautiful spot for a night or two. Can be busy with cars, so either come early or come late! Check the tide too if planning a beach day/swim. A number of picnic benches are available. Overall a very picturesque location!
Beautiful location, picnic tables, beach etc etc. Issues- becoming popular- yesterday I arrived to a group of folk drinking, shouting. They then drove off leaving all their detritus behind. Peace & quiet until just after midnight when a van arrived, parked up right beside me & ran the motor for the next 20mins. After that they were watching a very loud movie until way after 3am. Terrible sleep.
Relatively easy to get too, road not so narrow. Two areas primarily for vans and cars, just two vans in April. Fantastic views across the bay and good walks nearby. Picnic benches nearby if the weather allows.
Excellent location, total peace and quiet at night, just the sound of the waves! What more could you ask for?
Super great place to spend the night. Very quiet and a dreamlike view. We were here in October and could even see dolphins with binoculars.
Only locals come to walk and watch the incredible sunset. Picnic tables. We even saw porpoises swimming in front of us all evening.
Superb spot. Very popular with the locals coming for an evening play in the Ocean, but no bother to us sitting at picnic tables and enjoying the sun going down. Lots of room and shared with one other campervan. No facilities except picnic benches.