Season: autumn
Warrenpoint sits at the north western end of Carlingford Lough, sheltered from the Irish Sea and included within the Carlingford Lough Area of Special Scientific Interest. You can see Common and Arctic Tern, Redshank and Oystercatchers by the shore here, thanks to the mudflats and coastal saltmarsh which are exposed at low tide. The beach at Warrenpoint is shingle and best known for water sports, including kayaking and jet skiing. With wildlife in abundance, this is a popular walking area too. The town is welcoming and there is a promenade, with good access and all the facilities that you’ll need for a day out at the beach.
What the beach means to Lauren and Tara.
A rainy autumn morning at Warrenpoint in County Down.
