Nature spot · County Donegal
Bá Chionn an Ghabha
Kinnagoe Bay
The EPA does not monitor this beach for bathing water, so there is no water-quality record. Check locally and follow the signs before you swim.
Kinnagoe Bay is a sheltered cove in beautiful, secluded surroundings on the east coast of the Inishowen Peninsula.
Kinnagoe Bay's small stretch of sandy beach is enclosed by a steeply sloping hillside, which gives it a unique privacy and sense of undiscovered beauty. Visitors by car must approach from a narrow road with a hairpin bend, but will be rewarded with stunning views.
A plaque commemorates the wreck of the Spanish Armada ship La Trinidad Valencera on 16 September 1588, discovered here only in 1971.
Outdoors in County Donegal this week
Best day outdoors: Sun, 1 Nov — dry by day, light winds, up to 11°C
- Thu, 29 Oct14° / 11°Scattered clouds
- Fri, 30 Oct15° / 11°Medium rain showers
- Sat, 31 Oct13° / 5°Drizzle
- Sun, 1 Nov11° / 5°Sun with grey cloud
Forecast: Met Éireann · outdoor rating by Winsome Planet
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