Cuas Pier Caves
Cuas Pier Caves: Coastal Wonders of the Beara Peninsula
Discover the beauty of the Beara Peninsula from the sea with Beara Boat Tours. Explore wildlife, hidden coves, and stunning landscapes.
Embark on a memorable sea safari with Beara Boat Tours from Ballycrovane Pier, Eyeries, offering stunning views of the Beara Peninsula, its rugged cliffs, and tranquil waters. Experience the area's rich biodiversity with opportunities to spot seals, birds, and maybe even whales.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Driving
From Eyeries village, follow the R571 north for approximately 3.5 km to Ballycrovane Pier. The pier is located at the end of a narrow road. Parking is available near the pier, but it can be limited during peak season. Be prepared for narrow roads with passing places.
Walking
From Eyeries, it's approximately a 45-minute walk (3.5 km) to Ballycrovane Pier. Follow the R571 north, enjoying the coastal scenery along the way. Be aware that there is no dedicated pedestrian path, so exercise caution and walk on the side of the road.
Public Transport
While there is no direct public transport to Ballycrovane Pier, you can take a bus to Eyeries village. From there, it's a 3.5 km walk to the pier. Bus Eireann provides services to Eyeries. Check their website for the most up-to-date schedules and fares. A taxi from Eyeries to the pier would cost approximately €10-€15.
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