Trevone Beach
Trevone is a sandy cove bordered by cliffs to the north and south. At low tide the beach opens out into a wide, rocky bay, while at high tide it is limited to a narrow cove. It receives some shelter from swell and wind, producing good surf when nearby beaches are closed. Access is good with a beach-level car park.
Lifeguard patrol times 2023
| Daily 13 May-24 September |
| Patrol times 10am-6pm |
Beach information
Stay safe on the beach
- Wherever possible, swim at a lifeguarded beach. Find your nearest RNLI lifeguarded beach, or the Irish Water Safety website.
- When on a lifeguarded beach, find the red and yellow flags and always swim or bodyboard between them – this area is patrolled by lifeguards.
- Never swim alone.
- If you get into trouble, stick your hand in the air and shout for help.
- If you see someone in difficulty, don't attempt a rescue. Tell a lifeguard, or, if you can't see a lifeguard, call 999 or 112 and ask for the coastguard.
- For more advice about having fun and staying safe on the beach, see our beach safety advice.
Download our helpful guides to staying safe at the beach
Beach Safety Top Tips: your guide to a safe and fun time at the seaside (English version) - PDF 2.76MB
Beach Safety Top Tips: your guide to a safe and fun time at the seaside (Welsh version) - PDF 2.79MB
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