Inch

Inch, at Inch Beach on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, centres on one of the longest sandy strands in the south-west — a broad spit of dune-backed beach reaching out into Dingle Bay.

The beach draws walkers, surfers, sea anglers and families, with wide firm sand at low tide and views across to the Iveragh Peninsula. Conditions change quickly with tide and weather, so check local advice before heading into the water or setting up to fish, and follow any signage regarding bathing areas and vehicle access on the sand.