Srah Beach (Claggan Bay), County Mayo

Sandy Mayo bathing beach at Srah

MayoCoastPublic access

Directions

Four ways to orient yourself

Views of Srah Beach (Claggan Bay)

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.

AccessPublic accessChecked 17 August 2026

ParkingNot confirmedChecked 28 June 2021

ToiletsNot confirmedChecked 28 June 2021

Accessible approachNot confirmedChecked 28 June 2021

Seasonal lifeguardNot confirmedChecked 28 June 2021

Dogs on leadNot confirmedChecked 28 June 2021

Bathing restrictionCurrent status not confirmed

The place

About Srah Beach (Claggan Bay)

Srah Beach is a long sandy beach on the north eastern corner of Blacksod Bay. The beach gets its name from the Irish Word 'Sraith' which refers to the stretch of sand that connects Claggan Island to the mainland and makes up this beautiful sandy beach. Public access is recorded, but the usable shore and final approach can still change with tide, weather and local conditions. Official information lists toilets; check current availability and local notices before relying on them.

Beach details