The Peak is Ireland's best known wave. It is situated 150 yards off the shore in the middle of town and is clearly visible from the Bradog river bridge. It’s a perfect ‘Peak’ with...

Tullan Strand is a 2km beach stretching from the north end of Bundoran to the Erne Estuary at Ballyshannon. It is considered Ireland’s most consistent beach break. Add to this the beautiful b...

The main beach is situated in front of Bundoran’s main promenade. It is the beach where all of Bundoran’s grommet surfers learn to surf. The Main Beach is a small stretch of beach but a...

Situated just to the right of the Peak, Inside Left is a low tide only wave. It breaks along a shallow ledge of reef producing a hollow take off and barrelling first section, followed by a long pea...

Situated behind Bundoran’s fishing boat harbour the Boat Quay is one of Bundoran’s most illusive waves. It is difficult to get all the conditions right, but if you do you will be reward...

PMPA is situated at the south end of the bay. It boosts a freight train stand up left-handed barrel. PMPA is definitely for experts only. It’s a very shallow slab of rock onto reef with a ver...

Situated at the very south end of Bundoran on the Donegal-Leitrim border, Blackspot offers two waves for the price of one. At low tide it is a short, very hollow, slabbing left-handed barrel and at...

3D is one of the heaviest most dangerous waves in Bundoran. It i’s a very hollow with an extremely shallow slab and dry end sections on both the left and right. Definitely for advanced surfer...

The sand bar is a bank of sand sitting off the main beach between 3D and the rocks of Rougey. It breaks only at low tide and is normally a fun lefthander but depending on the swell direction it can...