Ballymakea Beg East Beach, County Clare

Tiny tidal cove on the Clare estuary shore

ClareEstuaryAccess not confirmed

Directions

Four ways to orient yourself

Views of Ballymakea Beg East Beach

These are map-derived orientation views, not documentary photographs.

Plan the visit

Know before you go

Confirmed, unavailable and unknown are kept separate. Conditions and services can change; check notices when you arrive.

AccessAccess not confirmedChecked 17 August 2026

ParkingNot confirmed

ToiletsNot confirmed

Accessible approachNot confirmed

Seasonal lifeguardNot confirmed

Dogs on leadNot confirmed

Bathing restrictionCurrent status not confirmed

The place

About Ballymakea Beg East Beach

Ballymakea Beg East Beach is a small tidal sand and mud cove beach or shoreline feature in County Clare. On the map, this 50 metres-wide shore is distinct from Querrin Beach, 410 metres away in a straight line. The public approach is not established, so use only lawful routes and do not cross private land without permission. Do not assume parking, toilets or lifeguard cover; check tide, weather, water conditions and current local notices before entering the water.

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