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Banna Strand, also known as Banna Beach, is a beach in North Kerry, Ireland. It is an Atlantic Ocean beach extending from the Smallrock and Blackrock in the North to Carrahane at its southern edge. It is around 12 kilometres north west of Tralee.
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Banna Strand

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4.8(144)
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Banna Strand, also known as Banna Beach, is a beach in North Kerry, Ireland. It is an Atlantic Ocean beach extending from the Smallrock and Blackrock in the North to Carrahane at its southern edge. It is around 12 kilometres north west of Tralee.

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We stopped by Banna Strand during our trip in Kerry and it totally exceeded expectations. It’s a long, wide beach (about 10 km!) with soft golden sand and amazing views of the Atlantic, Kerry Head, and even the Dingle Peninsula on clear days. Great for walking, running, and even just sitting with a coffee enjoying the sea breeze.

There’s a large free car park close to the beach with easy access via a short path through the dunes. Toilets and outdoor showers are available, and we saw lifeguards on duty (seasonal). The beach is Blue Flag certified, so very clean and safe for swimming. Dogs are allowed on leash, which was perfect for us.

We loved watching surfers and even spotted some people horse riding along the shore. There’s also a nearby leisure centre with a pool, gym, and playground—not directly on the beach, but very close.

The beach has historical significance too—Roger Casement landed here in 1916 before the Easter Rising. There’s a monument up in the dunes if you’re into Irish history.

There were a couple of coffee and snack vans in the parking area, but bring your own food just in case during off-season. Tip: it can get windy, so bring layers even in summer!

Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Kerry. A great mix of beauty, peace,...

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5y

My favourite beach in Co Kerry. There is 7 miles approx of beautiful sandy beach to walk and explore. Its backed by grass covered sand dunes, which have a trail running along them which is great if the tide is completely in and you still fancy a walk by the sea shore. It's a great beach to experience no matter what the weather is like. It looks as stunning on a wet day as it does on a sunny day. Great beach for surfing as well if the conditions are right. There is also surfboard & wetsuit hire during the summer month's for only a fiver. Icecream van there as well during the...

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5y

Excellent beach. Beautiful sand and surf for all ages. Several miles of sand with clear water, great waves and shallow enough to walk out 100 meters or so. Lifeguard station is handy, gives you a secure feeling when in the water. Concrete ramps from car park to sandy beach area. Outdoor showers available. About 100 cars fit in main car park. Restroom available at entrance to car park, open seasonally. Surf rentals and surf schools available. Resort homes nearby. A...

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oksana osinieneoksana osiniene
We stopped by Banna Strand during our trip in Kerry and it totally exceeded expectations. It’s a long, wide beach (about 10 km!) with soft golden sand and amazing views of the Atlantic, Kerry Head, and even the Dingle Peninsula on clear days. Great for walking, running, and even just sitting with a coffee enjoying the sea breeze. There’s a large free car park close to the beach with easy access via a short path through the dunes. Toilets and outdoor showers are available, and we saw lifeguards on duty (seasonal). The beach is Blue Flag certified, so very clean and safe for swimming. Dogs are allowed on leash, which was perfect for us. We loved watching surfers and even spotted some people horse riding along the shore. There’s also a nearby leisure centre with a pool, gym, and playground—not directly on the beach, but very close. The beach has historical significance too—Roger Casement landed here in 1916 before the Easter Rising. There’s a monument up in the dunes if you’re into Irish history. There were a couple of coffee and snack vans in the parking area, but bring your own food just in case during off-season. Tip: it can get windy, so bring layers even in summer! Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Kerry. A great mix of beauty, peace, and history.
CharlieCharlie
My favourite beach in Co Kerry. There is 7 miles approx of beautiful sandy beach to walk and explore. Its backed by grass covered sand dunes, which have a trail running along them which is great if the tide is completely in and you still fancy a walk by the sea shore. It's a great beach to experience no matter what the weather is like. It looks as stunning on a wet day as it does on a sunny day. Great beach for surfing as well if the conditions are right. There is also surfboard & wetsuit hire during the summer month's for only a fiver. Icecream van there as well during the summer season.
AoifeAoife
What a gorgeous beach. Lots of parking, an outdoor shower to wash off at. A ramp down onto the beach. Extremely clean and I saw a few bins around. There’s a clean bathroom unit a little up from the beach. There was 3 or 4 little vans at the beach that sell ice cream, coffee and beach things like buckets and spades etc The water was so clear aswell. The weather wasn’t the best when we were there, but I’d say it’s lovely on a sunny day.
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We stopped by Banna Strand during our trip in Kerry and it totally exceeded expectations. It’s a long, wide beach (about 10 km!) with soft golden sand and amazing views of the Atlantic, Kerry Head, and even the Dingle Peninsula on clear days. Great for walking, running, and even just sitting with a coffee enjoying the sea breeze. There’s a large free car park close to the beach with easy access via a short path through the dunes. Toilets and outdoor showers are available, and we saw lifeguards on duty (seasonal). The beach is Blue Flag certified, so very clean and safe for swimming. Dogs are allowed on leash, which was perfect for us. We loved watching surfers and even spotted some people horse riding along the shore. There’s also a nearby leisure centre with a pool, gym, and playground—not directly on the beach, but very close. The beach has historical significance too—Roger Casement landed here in 1916 before the Easter Rising. There’s a monument up in the dunes if you’re into Irish history. There were a couple of coffee and snack vans in the parking area, but bring your own food just in case during off-season. Tip: it can get windy, so bring layers even in summer! Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Kerry. A great mix of beauty, peace, and history.
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My favourite beach in Co Kerry. There is 7 miles approx of beautiful sandy beach to walk and explore. Its backed by grass covered sand dunes, which have a trail running along them which is great if the tide is completely in and you still fancy a walk by the sea shore. It's a great beach to experience no matter what the weather is like. It looks as stunning on a wet day as it does on a sunny day. Great beach for surfing as well if the conditions are right. There is also surfboard & wetsuit hire during the summer month's for only a fiver. Icecream van there as well during the summer season.
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What a gorgeous beach. Lots of parking, an outdoor shower to wash off at. A ramp down onto the beach. Extremely clean and I saw a few bins around. There’s a clean bathroom unit a little up from the beach. There was 3 or 4 little vans at the beach that sell ice cream, coffee and beach things like buckets and spades etc The water was so clear aswell. The weather wasn’t the best when we were there, but I’d say it’s lovely on a sunny day.
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