Burrow Beach

Burrow, Ireland

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Burrow Beach, located in Sutton, County Dublin, Ireland, is a 1.2-kilometer-long sandy beach that lies on the north side of the tombolo connecting Howth Head to the mainland.

Known locally as the Hole in the Wall, it is a family-friendly destination with clean, gently sloping shores and sandy dunes, making it ideal for swimming, walking, and beachcombing. The beach offers panoramic views of Ireland’s Eye and Lambay Island, with lifeguards patrolling during the summer months to ensure safety.

It is easily accessible by public transport, including the DART train and various bus routes. Burrow Beach is appreciated for its peaceful environment, pet-friendly policies (dogs must be on a leash), and relatively uncrowded atmosphere even on busy summer days.

The beach is part of an important natural habitat near Baldoyle Estuary and is popular among locals and visitors seeking a serene coastal escape close to Dublin city.