Dunmore East beach
Dunmore East is a beach in the village of the same name in the south of Ireland, Munster Province, County Waterford. This is a quiet, peaceful place surrounded by various bays, the most famous and popular of which is the Ladies Cove. The water is transparent, the beach is sandy, the air is clean.
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Beach description
The water temperature in the peak season reaches a maximum of +19 degrees Celsius. Thousands of locals and tourists go to the nearby islands at this time. The beach is popular among surfers and divers. Optimal diving time: from the beginning of spring to mid-autumn until the temperature of the coastal waters drops to +10 degrees Celsius. You can see underwater 15 m ahead. The infrastructure is well developed: there's parking, shops, cafes, restaurants, hotels with excellent service.
Dunmore East is a discovery for educational tourism. Fishing, bird watching, horse riding and hiking tours, tours around the area and ecotourism are popular entertainments. The most popular places for tourists to visit:
- Killarney National Park in the mountains of County Kerry with lots of animals;
- The Burren National Park in Clare County with underground caves, abysses, springs;
- Wicklow National Park with the ruins of ancient monastic settlements.
- House of Waterford Crystal,
- Dunmore East Golf Club and more.
When is it better to go
Ireland - a Northern country with a temperate Maritime climate. In the west it is washed by the warm North Atlantic Current. The air masses are warm, moist. Summer is cool, winter is mild. July and August are the warmest months of the year, the maximum temperature is +20 degrees during the day and + 11 at night. This is the time of the holiday season in Ireland. The distribution of precipitation across the country is uneven, the temperature is the same. 1600 mm of precipitation falls per year, most in December – 80-100 mm. In Ireland, it often drizzles, with a maximum of 20 Sunny days from spring to summer.