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Ownahincha


Ireland, South West

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Surf Spot Characteristics
    Surf Quality
 wave qualityRegional Classic
 experienceall surfers
 surf frequencyregular
    Wave
typebeach-break
 directionright and left
 bottomsandy
 power- fast
- fun
 normal lengthnormal (50 to 150m)
 good daylong (150 to 300 m)
    Tide, Swell and Wind
 swell direction- SouthWest
 wind direction- NorthEast
 swell sizestarts working at less than 1m / 3ft
 tide positionall tides
 tide movementrising and falling tides
  Author: Liam Field
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Ownahincha Access
  An hour or so outside of Cork. The biggest town which is right next to it is called Rosscarbery. Ownahincha turning is on the top of the hill going into Rosscarbery from Cork. Easy to spot
  distancetake a car
  walkinstant access (<5 mn)
  easy to find?easy to find
  public access?public access
  special accessDon't know
    More Details on Surfing
  week crowd empty
week-end crowd ok
  dangers- rocks
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 I would say Ownahincha is separated into 2 beaches due to a rock formation and an extenstion of the dunes which the Life gaurd hut is ontop of.
Both are fun but i think the easterly beach has a wider swell window and is a tad steeper which can improve the set up.
Try fishing off the rocks and catching some bass :D
Chat to the friendly locals and lifegaurds.
There is a little car park behind the dunes which is handy as it leads to both beaches.
Oh there are loads of jellyfish but they dont sting and i often surfed with seals!
  Overview
  Atmosphere All the local people are sound. I stayed right on the beach front for two weeks in Summer of 2004 but typically the surf was poor as it was a rare high pressure (for ireland) system overhead. The surf only picked up to a foot or two on a couple of occasions but it was real fun and you could see the potential. If there is no surf there go over to Long Strand over the point (eastwards). Can't wait to go back again.
  General Love it. Real pretty and cool area. Got small waves but saw the potential.....Want to go back.
 
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DatumWGS84 [ Help ]
GPS Lat.51° 33.77593' N
GPS Long.8° 59.6184' W
PrecisionApproximate
 
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