Dún Briste Sea Stack

The Dún Briste Sea Stack is a breathtaking natural wonder that truly left me in awe! Located along the rugged coast of County Mayo, Ireland, this massive sea stack rises majestically from the Atlantic Ocean, offering stunning views of both the coastline and the wild sea.

The stack itself is impressive, standing over 50 meters tall and rich with layers of exposed rock that tell a story millions of years in the making. The vivid colors of the rock, contrasting with the deep blue of the ocean and the green of the surrounding cliffs, make for an unforgettable sight. If you're into photography or simply appreciate natural beauty, this place is a must-visit!

The walk along the cliffs is easy, with well-maintained paths leading to the viewing point. There's also plenty of signage explaining the geological and historical significance of the area, which added a lot to the experience. You can really feel the power of nature here, with the wind and the waves...

Dun Briste Sea Stack, located off the coast of Downpatrick Head in County Mayo, Ireland, is a stunning natural formation that rises dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean. Standing approximately 50 meters tall, this imposing stack was separated from the mainland by coastal erosion around 1393. The layers of sedimentary rock, visible in its cliffs, provide a fascinating geological record. Visitors to Dun Briste can enjoy breathtaking views from the cliffs above, making it a popular spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts. The sea stack's rich history and striking appearance make it a must-see landmark on the Wild...

Spectacular views of the sea stack and coastline nearby. Decent sized carpark and a short walk to the viewpoint. Be mindful of your footing at the top as you approach the cliff edge. The area is not overly commercialised, which is pleasant, although the cliff edge is not fenced off and the ground at the top somewhat spongey and uneven. The interesting WW2 era “EIRE” marking can also be...