The Coppercoast is an area of coastline that stretches for 25km there are wonderful places to visit along the scenic area of the coastline these include beaches and carparks where there are wonderful views of the coast and between Kilmurrin and Bunmahon there is an old mine called Tankardstown when travelling the Coppercoast you will need to bring your own picnic as there are no shops until you reach Bunmahon.

Garrus

Garrus Is not far from Tramore and is Quieter there is a carpark right beside the beach where you can go for a swim or walk when the tide is out there are some Fabolous views when you are walking the beach ideal for photos.

Kilfarassy

Kilfarassy It is a picturesque beach, rugged cliffs, and unspoiled natural beauty where when driving down to the carpark you will see an excellent view of the beach with an island in the centre of the sea. It is an excellent place to go for a walk and there are some good views. When walking on the beach you can go down past the rocks to view another beach but make sure you don’t get cut off when the tide is in there are some excellent places to get photos. The area is popular with locals and visitors alike for its tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for walking, swimming, and photography.

Annestown

Annestown beach is outside Annestown village where there is a carpark beside the beach which is known for its rugged beauty surrounded by dramatic cliffs and offers breath-taking views of the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a popular spot for walkers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers favourite among surfers who enjoy the challenging waves. Visitors can explore nearby attractions, including scenic coastal walks, hidden coves, and historical sites.

Anne Valley

Anne Valley is near Annestown beach where you can walk some of the way or go from Annestown to Dunhill where you will see wildlife and excellent scenery Anne Valley is a serene and scenic area in County Waterford, Ireland, celebrated for its lush landscapes and rich biodiversity. Meandering through the Anne Valley is a tranquil river, complemented by a well-maintained walking trail that attracts nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The area offers a peaceful retreat, with an abundance of wildlife, vibrant flora, and picturesque views, making it a perfect destination for leisurely walks and birdwatching.

Boatstrand

Boatstrand is a fishing cove with two beaches beside it ideal for walking when the tide is out as it covers the whole beach when the tide is in car parking is limited Boatstrand is a small, picturesque fishing village located on the southern coast of Ireland, in County Waterford. Known for its charming harbour and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, The area is popular with anglers, walkers, and photographers, This charming cove is a hidden gem, offering stunning views of the rugged coastline and the
crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

Car Parks

Car Park There are two car parks that you can have picnics in the first has a landmark and the are some excellent views of the cliffs from it the other car park which is further down the road has views the seascape and cliffs there are also views of Kilmurrin cove from a height.

Kilmurrin

Kilmurrin small cove where you can park on either side of the road it is a superb beach with excellent views where surfing and swimming are partaken when driving after Kilmurrin you drive up the hill where you can get excellent aerial view of the beach Known for its stunning natural beauty, the cove is surrounded by rugged cliffs and features a small.

Tankardstown

Tankardstown this is an abandoned mine where you can see the mine and also across road the sea and scenery Tankardstown Mine is a historic mining site located near Bunmahon in County Waterford, Ireland. It is part of the Copper Coast UNESCO Global Geopark, an area renowned for its geological and industrial heritage. The mine was a significant centre for copper mining during the 19th century, with operations peaking between the 1820s and 1870s. The site features a well-preserved engine house, which once housed a Cornish beam engine used for pumping water out of the mine shafts. This structure has become an iconic landmark of the Copper Coast. Visitors to Tankardstown Mine can explore the remnants of the mining structures and enjoy scenic walking trails that provide stunning views of the rugged coastline.

Bunmahon

Bunmahon there is a small carpark and can walk down to the end of the beach when the tide is out Nestled along the Copper Coast, a UNESCO Global Geopark, the village is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, rich mining heritage, and vibrant community spirit. Bunmahon offers a tranquil retreat for visitors with its golden sandy beach, perfect for surfing, swimming, and long seaside walks.