Lahinch Beach is a crescent-shaped stretch, the front-facing towards Ireland’s west coast and funneling all waves into an endless pounding surf. As such it is one of the most popular surfing spots in Ireland with its powerful swells that can reach up to twelve feet high at times! The long wide strip stretches from Lahinch resort town right past Inishmore island before ending abruptly by way over 100 meters deep waters where ships often leave their mark as they pass through this natural choke point between Atlantic Ocean on one side and River Shannon Estuary on another. In addition there’s plenty else do while you’re here–from exploring ancient stone circles or hiking above secluded clear lakes; horse riding along tracks.:
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