Rosses Point Beach — Attraction in County Sligo

There is multiple beaches at Rosses Point which allows more people to be at the beach before crowding it up, and when the tide is high, you will know as it is far up the beach, so checking the tide before going is a must or else you will be doing beach activities on rocks. A great plus is the second beach being pedestrian only which makes looking out for kids easier. There is also some nice rock interesting formation areas that are a bit of an adventure, especially to a child's creative mind - the formation is found on the second beach and when you are heading off the beach don't take the ramp instead turn right and walk down the beach....

Rosses Point, 8km from Sligo, offers visitors a long stretch of clean, fine sand backed by low grassy dunes. Set on the "Wild Atlantic Way" there are lovely views of Knocknarea to the south and Benbulben to the north. From the "Discovery Point" views extend out to Coney Island, Oyster Island and the wild Atlantic Ocean beyond. Largely undeveloped this area is a haven for wildlife. There is a colony of grey seals in Sligo Bay and dolphins, porpoises, basking sharks and even whales are occasionally spotted. The bay is popular with windsurfers and other water-sports enthusiasts, and in summer the beach is an excellent choice for...

The beach is so beautiful 😍 There is a sandy part for those who want to spend a say at the beach, few benches on top for those who just want to enjoy the view and of course for those who want just to have a walk - there is plenty views to see. We found a place to park with no problem. Before going g down to the beach - make sure you used WC because there is only one we found- and it was on the top of the hill( not far from parkings) The only minus - water seemed a bit dirty after long beach day so we couldn't really...