We visited here while staying in nearby Louisburgh. The drive is along some very narrow roads so be prepared to find a space to pull in when meeting any oncoming traffic. However, the effort is worth is as beach is beautiful and even though we visited on a very sunny June Bank holiday weekend it was not busy. There is a decent size car park and from here it’s a lovely walk down across the golden sand to the water. Overall a beautiful peaceful beach.

A beautiful beach on a windy day that had to be seen up close. So down the steps you go the very nice handrails. One hundred and sixty nine steps. The shimmering rocks on the beach and in the walls are very interesting. The walk was nice and then up the stairs to the car park the strained hamstrings for all.

Definitely in the top 3 beaches in Donegal. We stayed the night in a self contained motorhome and went to sleep after the most spectacular sunset. No cars, no noise, darkness just the sounds of waves. I'm not the fitness of people but with breaks managed the steps. The walk on the beach was worth it. Arches, cliffs and caves to be seen. Well worth visiting.