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Water Sports
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Water sports abound in the Glenbeigh area! Rossbeigh Beach is a safe environment for all types of water sports including surfing, windsurfing and kite surfing. Canoeing on the Caragh River can provide quite a thrill. The rivers, lakes and coastline of Kerry offer lots of opportunities for kayaking. There are several operators that offer organized trips. Lough Coomasaharn is a beautiful remote lake that sits on the edge of the Kerry Dark Sky Reserve and plays host to night-time stand-up paddle boarding under the stars. Please contact us if there's something specific you don't find, we can point you in the right direction.
Rossbeigh Beach
Rossbeigh Beach is a safe environment for water sports, including surfing, windsurfing, and kite surfing. Accredited with the Blue Flag status, the Beach is an excellent amenity for:
Swimming • Walking • Sand Castles • Surfing • Horse Riding• Beach Fishing• Bird Watching
SCUBA
The rocky coast of West Cork and Kerry is great for diving. There are many great locations, one of which is the deep, sheltered Killary Harbour and another surrounding the Skellig Islands. With visibility averaging 15m (49 ft.) to 29m (95 ft.) and many wrecks to explore, the west coast of Ireland may be cold, but it's a great place for divers. The best dives are from May to September and water temperatures are between 5 to 15 degrees Celsius.
Fishing
If you are a beginner or a keen angler Glenbeigh is the place for you. Its unique location on the shores of the Atlantic, complimented by the surrounding rivers and lakes, should fit the needs for any angler’s preference. Rossbeigh Strand can cater for all shore anglers be it beach-casting, spinning or saltwater fly fishing.
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