Can you swim at An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island right now?

An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island is not an officially monitored bathing water, so no water-quality data is published for it. Treat it as unmonitored and assess conditions yourself.

Is there a lifeguard at An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island?

No lifeguard cover is listed for An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island. Never swim alone at an unguarded spot.

What facilities are there at An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island?

An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island has accessible entry. Facility information is published by the Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland).

An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island

Not monitored

This spot isn't officially monitored, so there's no water-quality data for it. Assess conditions yourself before entering.

About this spot

An Trá Mór is a small sheltered sandy beach facing east. It is located on the island of Garumna (Oileáin Garma) in south Conamara and lies between Carraveg and Greatman's bays in the wider Kilkieran Bay and islands protected area. The shoreline in general is rocky with small cove like beaches scattered along its length. It is approximately 7 km south of Beál an Daingin where the mainland is connected by the R374 road to Lettermore and Garumna islands. The beach is accessible via the L52323-0 local road.

Facilities & access

Lifeguard: No
Parking: No
Toilets: No
Accessible entry: Yesno designated access but beach is at road level
Dogs: Yes
Public transport: No

Official water quality

This spot has no official annual classification.

Common questions

Can you swim at An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island right now?: An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island is not an officially monitored bathing water, so no water-quality data is published for it. Treat it as unmonitored and assess conditions yourself.
Is there a lifeguard at An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island?: No lifeguard cover is listed for An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island. Never swim alone at an unguarded spot.
What facilities are there at An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island?: An Trá Mór, Gorumna Island has accessible entry. Facility information is published by the Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland).