Niarbyl Bay

  • Niarbyl Bay - Isle of Man
    © Richard Hoare and licensed for reuse under this Licence
  • Niarbyl Bay - Isle of Man
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  • Niarbyl Bay - Isle of Man
    © Joseph Mischyshyn and licensed for reuse under this Licence
  • Located on the more remote and rugged southwest coast of the island, Niarbyl Bay is both dramatic and picturesque. The name Niarbyl means ‘the tail’ and refers to the rock formation that dominates the beach, jutting into the Irish Sea. This is a great spot for sunsets with the the coast of Ireland forming the backdrop on clear days.

    The beach is accessed via a steep lane with parking and a visitor centre at the top of the hill. A little way along the coast are further beaches and an 8th century chapel.

    Type of beach

    Sand & rock

    Lifeguard service

    No

    Dogs friendly beach?

    We do not have information on this beach but restrictions may apply (usually from Easter until the end of Summer)

    Isle of Man dog friendly beaches »

    Activities

    • Rock pooling

    Facilities

    • Cafe/restaurant
    • Toilets

    Nearest town

    Peel

    OS grid ref.

    SC 2118 7762

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