Daily Itinerary
The historic port town of Wexford, serving as the starting point for your surf coast adventure. Prepare for a day of coastal exploration and legendary waves.
One of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world, Hook Lighthouse offers incredible panoramic views of the coast where the Atlantic meets the Celtic Sea. It's a significant historical landmark and a fantastic photo opportunity on the edge of a 'big wave' area.
A long, sandy beach famous for its powerful surf breaks and vibrant seaside town. Tramore is a hub for watersports and holds a legendary spot in Irish surfing history. Watch the local surfers or grab a coffee by the promenade.
Experience the dramatic cliffs and hidden coves of the UNESCO Global Geopark. Bunmahon Beach is a beautiful sandy cove surrounded by towering cliffs, part of a stunning coastal drive known for its geological significance and lesser-known surf spots.
A beautiful Blue Flag beach near Dungarvan, known for its extensive sandy stretch and clean waters. Often less crowded than Tramore, it offers another great spot to enjoy the surf atmosphere and stunning coastal scenery.
A popular spot in Dungarvan overlooking the harbor, offering fresh seafood and traditional Irish fare. Perfect for a hearty late lunch to refuel before your ride back to Wexford.
Conclude your thrilling surfing legends ride back in historic Wexford, filled with memories of Ireland's stunning southern coast and its vibrant surf culture.
