Surfing Lessons
As a premier surfing destination, it is highly recommended to book a lesson with one of the local schools located right on the beachfront.





Trá Mhór, commonly known as Tramore, is one of the most popular coastal destinations in the southeast of Ireland. Its name, meaning 'Big Strand,' perfectly describes the town's primary draw: a magnificent 5km stretch of sandy beach protected by a large promenade. The town is a cornerstone of Irish surfing culture, offering consistent waves and numerous schools for learners. Visitors can enjoy the dramatic scenery of the Doneraile Walk, which provides panoramic views of the bay and the iconic Metal Man pillars. With its blend of natural beauty, amusement parks, and local hospitality, it remains a quintessential destination for a classic Irish summer getaway.
Trá Mhór, commonly known as Tramore, is one of the most popular coastal destinations in the southeast of Ireland. Its name, meaning 'Big Strand,' perfectly describes the town's primary draw: a magnificent 5km stretch of sandy beach protected by a large promenade. The town is a cornerstone of Irish surfing culture, offering consistent waves and numerous schools for learners. Visitors can enjoy the dramatic scenery of the Doneraile Walk, which provides panoramic views of the bay and the iconic Metal Man pillars. With its blend of natural beauty, amusement parks, and local hospitality, it remains a quintessential destination for a classic Irish summer getaway.
The 5km 'Big Strand' sandy beach.
Renowned surfing conditions and local surf schools.
Scenic Doneraile Walk with cliff-top views.
Traditional seasonal amusement park and leisure facilities.
The town is a very popular weekend destination for locals, so expect significant crowds during sunny summer days.
Always swim in designated areas, as the Atlantic currents can be strong.
Parking near the beachfront can be difficult to find during peak holiday periods.
As a premier surfing destination, it is highly recommended to book a lesson with one of the local schools located right on the beachfront.
For the best views of the coastline and the Metal Man statues, take a stroll along this paved cliff-top path.
Family beach holidays and Atlantic surfing adventures.
EUR €
$120-$180 p/day
English, Irish
Explore the town center for traditional fish and chips or visit the local cafes for a hearty Irish breakfast.
June-August
A peaceful time for coastal walks with fewer tourists and refreshing sea breezes.
The most lively season with warm weather, open amusements, and ideal conditions for beach activities.
Perfect for those who enjoy the rugged beauty of the Atlantic and quieter town streets.
A quiet escape suitable for bracing walks on the strand followed by a visit to a cozy local pub.







