Ladies Cove in Greystones is a beautiful spot for wild swimming, offering stunning views and a refreshing experience in nature. The cove is known for its clear waters and scenic surroundings, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, both read more…

Wild Swimming at Lough Ouler, County Wicklow Lough Ouler is a stunning corrie lake located at the base of Tonelagee Mountain in County Wicklow. Known for its heart-shaped appearance. Its breathtaking scenery and tranquil waters, make it an ideal spot read more…

Swimming might not be an option – there’s only enough water to immerse your feet – but standing beneath the waterfall is definitely a unique experience to enjoy. Surrounded by lush greenery and the soothing sounds of cascading water, this read more…

Dún Laoghaire Baths, located in County Dublin, is a popular destination for outdoor swimmers. The baths offer a unique experience with stunning views of the Irish Sea at Scotsman’s Bay and a vibrant community of swimmers. The area is known read more…

Have you ever taken a dip at Saints Island in County Longford? We recently received a recommendation from Valerie, a fellow swimmer, who suggested it as a spot worth exploring. While we don’t yet have much first-hand information about this read more…

Here’s a curious one that recently came our way: Red Bridge Jetty in County Longford. It’s not an official swimming spot, and to be honest, we’re still not entirely sure whether it’s permitted—but it’s clearly used by swimmers, including our read more…

This hidden gem was spotted by Demid Tishin, one of our adventurous blog followers. Best Time to Swim Refreshing year-round, but summer is ideal. Access Details The easiest landmark to navigate to is Batty Langley Lodge. From R404 turn into read more…