Lahinch Beach
Lahinch Beach Surf Spot Details
| Wave Quality Rating | 2 |
|---|---|
| Type of Wave | Beach break |
| Direction of Wave | Right & left |
| Bottom | Sand |
| Difficulty | Beginners |
| Crowd Level | Can Get Busy |
| Hazards | none |
General Description
The Newquay of Ireland! Lahinch (Lehinch) has a few different waves. The easiest and the best for beginners is the main beach break. There are left and rights to surf and when it is breaking it is usually pretty mellow. Great to begin with before moving onto some of the better waves in the area.
Beach can be dangerous at high tide due to access, so avoid 2 hrs either side of high tide unless experienced.
There are a number of reefs right in town too. three left handers, Cornish , Outer cornish, Cregg. Check out what is happening surfwize at the Lahinch Surf Shop website lahinchsurfshop.com. They also have a webcam if you want an eyeball surf check.
General Info
How to get there
on the main route to cliffs of more , best to self drive , but buses are available .
Where to Stay
There are places to stay in Lehinch. The locals are pretty friendly and will see you are ok.
Access & Parking Info / Cost
Plenty of free parking and access to the break is by a short walk.
Equipment Hire
Lots of surf schools in town
www.benssurfclinic.com for lessons and hot showers
good gear rentals .all level of boardsds , winter wetsuits , only 20 euro
Surf Schools
Bens surf clinic
When its Flat?
Head to the nearest pub and have a nice pint of the black stuff.
indoor rock climbing and archery
walk the burren
sup or kayak at bens surf clinic
Have a game of golf at the local course.
Lots of lovely walks / hikes to keep you busy if you like to outdoors.
If you are staying around County Clare take a couple of hours to have a look at the Cliffs of Moher - well worth a visit.
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