Inch Beach Kerry

Inch Beach Kerry is a surf spot located in Munster, Ireland. The beach is expansive, with the best surf found at the northern end, while the southern part offers a more secluded experience. The surf conditions can become challenging when the waves exceed 5 feet, making paddling out tricky. The spot features an a-frame wave direction, with a sandy bottom, and is suitable for surfers of all experience levels, particularly beginners and longboarders. The surf here is characterized by its consistency, with waves typically ranging from 50 to 150 meters in length. The beach is lifeguarded during the summer holidays, and the Westcoast Boardriders surf school operates from May to October, providing lessons for those new to the sport. Parking is conveniently available on the beach itself, and there are amenities including a café, restaurant/bar, and a shop nearby. Accommodation options can also be found in the vicinity. The beach is accessible via the village of Inch on the R561 road, which leads towards Dingle. Kerry Airport is less than an hour’s drive away and is serviced by Ryanair. The surrounding landscape includes the Kerry Mountains to the left and the Dingle Mountains to the right, offering a scenic backdrop for surfers. While the surf spot is generally not crowded, it is crucial to respect the locals and adhere to surf etiquette, especially in busier conditions. Before entering the water, assess your skill level against the difficulty of the waves to ensure a safe surfing experience. The surf spot is located a couple of miles past the village of Inch on the left side of the road, making it easy to find. Nearby surf spots include Rossbeigh, Kinard Beach, Stradbally Beach, Banna Bay Beach, and Ballyheigue Beach. For those interested in surf forecasts, reports, maps, and webcams, resources are available to help plan your visit. Respect the locals. Check out the good surf at Inch Beach Kerry in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.