Beaches in County Wexford

A small stony beach overlooking Wexford Harbour. Popular with dog walkers and naturists, access is via the road to the Wexford Wildfowl Reserve. The beach is not suitable for bathing.

A sheltered cove with a gently sloping beach. Situated near Ramstown, approximately 2 km south of Fethard. Parking is available, including four disabled spaces.

Ballinesker lies to the north of the main beach at Curracloe (White Gap).

A shallow Green Coast Award beach situated on the southern coast, located near Kilmore Quay. Suitable for bathing.

A small sandy beach located directly at the village of Ballymoney in the north of the county, close to Gorey.

A scenic Green Coast Award beach situated in the west of the county, located just south of the village of Duncannon on the road to Hook Head.

A popular holiday destination and Green Coast Award winner on the east coast, located near the village of Ballygarrett. It is one of the longest beaches in Ireland. There is no boardwalk, so access can be difficult for wheelchair users and people with mobility issues.

A Blue Flag sandy beach located on the southeastern coast, near Our Lady’s Island. A disabled toilet is present, but a key must be obtained from the lifeguards.

A quiet, two-mile stretch of sand and shingle in the northeast of the county, close to the Wicklow border. It is particularly popular with shore anglers.

A popular medium sand beach situated in the northeast of the county, directly beside the village of Courtown Harbour. A disabled toilet is present, but a key must be obtained from the lifeguards.

A Green Coast Award beach in the south of the county, close to Duncormick. It offers views of the Hook Peninsula and is known for the nearby Shell Cottage.

A 7 km-long sandy beach adjacent to a nature reserve and forest. The beach holds Blue Flag certification. Beach wheelchairs are available free of charge, but pre-booking is recommended. A disabled toilet is present, but a key must be obtained from the lifeguards.

A long sandy beach in the village of Duncannon on the Hook Peninsula. Overlooked by the 16th-century Duncannon Fort, the beach is a designated bathing water with lifeguard service during the summer months. A disabled toilet is available all year, but a universal key is required. Access by car is allowed.

Blue Flag beach near Kilmuckridge. A disabled toilet is available, but a key must be obtained from the lifeguards.

A Blue Flag beach located in the seaside resort of Rosslare Strand. Beach wheelchairs are available free of charge, but pre-booking is recommended. A disabled toilet is present, but a key must be obtained from the lifeguards.

A steep, shingle, and gravel barrier beach known for its powerful waves. It is located on the south coast, forming a natural barrier for Lady’s Island Lake. The beach is not suitable for bathing.

A small, fine-sand beach situated beside St. Helen’s Village. It is near Kilrane and Rosslare Harbour. It holds a Green Coast Award for its high environmental quality.

A shingle beach popular with anglers and hikers, situated south of Our Lady’s Island and Carne. It is often referred to locally as Rostoonstown, a name also used for the nearby beach.