After what seemed like an eternity, summer is finally here!
And while we love the old haunts with a 99 in hand, it's nice to mix it up and spend a roasting summer day somewhere new.
And that's where we come in...
Check out our list where we reveal the most surreal beaches in the South East that you've probably never heard of!
1.Goats Island, Waterford
This secluded beach is located 5km from Ardmore. A must for west-Waterfordians!
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2. Ballydowane Waterford
A stunning sea stack smack bang in the centre of this pretty cove provides an other-worldly feel.
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3. Baginbun, Co. Wexford
Overlooked by a stunning Martello Tower, this pristine cove boats still waters ideal for canoeing.
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4. Ballymacaw Cove, Co. Waterford
Few coves still boast an antique bridge and diving platform like Ballymacaw. Particularly gorgeous at sunrise.
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5. Raven Point, Curracloe, Co. Wexford
Where a photogenic forest meets the golden sands of Curracloe.
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Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light
6. Trá Na Mbó
Nope, this shot wasn't snapped in Thailand... Honest! Steep cliffs, pristine waters, umpteen caves, and golden sands make this one of our favs. Ohh, and did we mention there's an aptly titled 'Secret Beach' nearby?
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8. Benvoy Beach, Waterford
You won't even find this beach on Google Maps! If you're plucky enough to seek it out, prepare yourself for some bizarre rock formations.
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9. Kilfarrassey, Waterford
One of the best known along Waterford's Copper Coast, Kilfarrassey is a favourite among photographers. It's easy to see why!
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10. The Back Strand, Tramore
It might be a trek from Tramore's Prom, but the views on tap along the secluded Back Strand make it absolutely worth it.
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