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Garryvoe

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  • 14.2°C
  • 2024-10-14

Garryvoe is located in Cork. Life guard is present at bathing season. Near the beach, there are toilets and a parking area. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Guests with disabilities can access the beach.
Garryvoe beach is a gently sloping, sandy/pebble beach on a long stretch of coast. It faces south-east but is vulnerable to rough weather and seas. Sand dunes lie to the west. The beach sits in the proposed Natural Heritage Area and the Special Protection Area within Ballycotton Bay. Visitors enjoy anglers, walkers, surfers, and windsurfers.
The beach is used to some extent by anglers, walkers, surfers & windsurfers
Garryvoe Beach is located approximately 32 km east of Cork City & approximately 15km south east of Midleton in East Cork. Garryvoe Beach is located in the Ballycotton Bay Coastal Water Body (Water body Code SW_040_0000). In the SWRBD Management Plan the Status of the Ballycotton Bay Coastal Water Body is described as Moderate, with an objective to restore to Good Status by 2021. This Status is Extrapolated. The bathing area is approximately 300m wide & is approx. 0.03km2 in area.
Garryvoe Beach is a sandy/pebble beach located on a long stretch of sandy coastline. The beach is south east facing & is quite open to rough weather & rough seas.

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Source of satellite-read water temperature: Copernicus Sentinel satellite data from the European Space Agency.