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Tramore

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Country
Ireland, South East
Coordinates
52.1508, -7.1119

Tramore (County Waterford, South East Ireland) is one of the best-known surf beaches on Ireland’s southeast coast. It’s a long, sandy beach with an exposed Atlantic-facing setup, so it can pick up plenty of swell, especially in autumn and winter.

What it’s like

  • Type of break: Mostly a beach break
  • Wave quality: Can be fun and fairly powerful, with shifting peaks across the beach
  • Best swell: Works best with west to southwesterly swells
  • Best wind: Offshore winds from the north or northwest usually clean it up
  • Consistency: Reasonably consistent for the region, though conditions can change quickly

Surf level

  • Beginner to intermediate on smaller, cleaner days
  • Can become strong and challenging when the swell builds
  • Because it’s a beach break, peaks can be punchy and hollow at times

Hazards / things to know

  • Strong currents and rips can form
  • The sandbanks can shift, so the best takeoff spots move around
  • Can be busy in summer, especially with swimmers and other beach users
  • Winter surf can be raw and powerful, so local knowledge helps

Atmosphere

Tramore is a popular seaside town, so the spot has a lively feel and is easy to access. It’s a good option if you want a surf session close to town with a classic Irish beach-break setup.