Burrow Beach, Sutton
About Burrow Beach, Sutton
Burrow Beach at Sutton is a long sandy strand on the north side of the Howth peninsula, looking across to Ireland's Eye and Lambay Island. A locals' favourite away from the busier city beaches, it is a relaxed spot for walking and swimming, with the village and the Howth cliff paths close by. The EPA classifies the water Excellent — among the best in Dublin. It is reached from Sutton, a short walk from Sutton DART station. As with any unsupervised beach, check the tide and local signage before swimming, keep a close eye on children in the water, and take your litter home.
Nearby beaches
Portmarnock's Velvet Strand lies across the estuary to the north.
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Activity suitability
- Surfing — No surf
- Walking — Long walk (3km+)
- Not yet confirmed: Swimming, Lifeguard (summer)
Facilities
- Not yet confirmed: Toilets, Car park, Disabled access, Lifeguard, Shower, Café nearby
Facilities confirmed from the relevant local authority and Fáilte Ireland Source.
Water quality
EPA classification: Excellent (latest annual bathing-water assessment). Always check beaches.ie for the current rating.
Where to stay nearby
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Nearby golf
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