Rebelle Surf

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THINGS TO DO AND SEE

WILD ATLANTIC WAY

Ireland’ s Wild Atlantic Way has a vibrancy and freshness like no other place. The Wild Atlantic Way covers 1553 miles of coastline, stretching from the Inishowen Peninsula in the North down to Kinsale, County Cork in the South.

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SURFING IN IRELAND

Ireland is pretty young in terms of surf culture so there’s hope for a more sustainable surf tourism outcome as we have an opportunity to not repeat the mistakes made in other global surf destinations.

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STRANDHILL

Strandhill is home to Queen Maeve of Connacht, a strong Irish Queen with a deep history of respecting the land and the equality of women. She is buried at the top of Knocknarea mountain which majestically overlooks Strandhill village and coastline.

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Northwest Adventure Tours

Like walking on water only better! Stand Up Paddle Boarding or SUP is one of the most enjoyable experiences you can have on water. Join our qualified guides and walk on water in the fastest growing water sport in the world.

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Salt and Soul Yoga

Salt & Soul is an award winning yoga studio along Irelands Wild Atlantic Way, situated on the idyllic coastline of Strandhill, County Sligo.

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Carraig climbing

Carraig Climbing specialise in outdoor rock climbing, abseiling, hillwalking and training courses in Sligo and surrounding areas of the Northwest of Ireland.

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Wild West Sailing

Experience unique mountain and coastal views and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Northwest and explore the majestic Slaibh Liag or historic Inismurray Island.

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Sligo Kayaks

Sligo Kayak Tours run guided kayak tours of the beautiful coastal estuaries and tranquil inland lakes of Co. Sligo, Ireland. Discover untouched nature and world renowned landmarks from the comfort of your own sea kayak.

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Voya Seaweed bATHS

‘Borne of a passion for the maritime habitat’… in 2000 Neil Walton and family opened the VOYA Seaweed Baths in the coastal village of Strandhill, County Sligo, Ireland.

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Oyster tour experience

Enjoy a unique seafood experience, the Sligo Oyster Farm Tour guided by Aisling owner of Sligo Oyster Experience and learn all about Sligo’s ancient seafood.

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The Strand Bar

Located a few short steps from the Wild Atlantic Way, The Strand is a long established Pub & Restaurant offering a warm welcome and happy atmosphere.

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Shell’s Cafe & Shop

We are a lifestyle store & cafe based on the west coast of Ireland. We are inspired by good food, great reading and design.

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Stoked restaurant

To be Stoked is to experience pure joy and elation . When you come to Stoked our aim is that you feel that way. The menu is hand selected from travels all over the world. We have taken the best of what we have found and offer it to you.

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No reservations pizza

Reviving Pizza. It all began with one bite. We are on a mission to bring our village up to date on good, fresh pizza. Made with quality ingredients and prepared with heart and passion.

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Brees Bar

Since 1887 Bree’s, Or Sonny Bree’s has been a discreet favourite for the locals of Strandhill. With the last uninterrupted view of Knocknarae, we sit right on the mountains foothills. Expect a roaring fire, incredible stout, and delicious cocktails.

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EVENTS

Where to stay in StraNdhill

Strandhill Lodge & suites

The Lodge overlooks Strandhill Bay and provides visitors with stunning scenery coupled with luxury accommodation. The beautiful scenery in Strandhill has to be seen to be believed.

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Cois Farraige Apartments

Cois Farraige Self Catering Apartments are located on the beachfront in the picturesque village of Strandhill Co Sligo nestled underneath Knocknarea Mountain.

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Hammer Hill House

Hammer Hill House, a rural retreat in West Sligo, along the Wild Atlantic Way, is a perfect base for a wonderful holiday in County Sligo.

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HOW TO GET HERE

Travelling Directions to REBELLE SURF

Rebelle Surf Location —

Rebelle Surf, National Surf Centre – 79CR+3G Strandhill, County Sligo, Ireland

You can travel from the top of the country to the bottom in just 7 hours! Strandhill is 7km away from Sligo, which is served by a network of national roads to the north (N15), south (N17) and east (M4). Strandhill is only 2½ hours from Dublin by road, 3 hours from Belfast and 45 minutes from Knock airport. For those without a car, an option is to take the train from Dublin to Sligo and watch the world go by as you make your way to our hidden gem. Or jump aboard one of the many Bus Eireann bus routes from all over the country.

Travelling by Car —

Arriving by Car?

There are two routes to get to Strandhill from the main M4 motorway. The first turnoff for Strandhill is “Exit S1” about 6km before Sligo town. After taking this, about 3.5km later you will come to a roundabout where you should turn left. This will take you along a windy road around the back of the mountain, with amazing views of the seal colony on Culleenamore. Care should be taken as the road gets quite narrow and dangerous at times. This route will lead you directly to the Top Road or Carrowbunnaun. The more direct route is to continue to Sligo town and turn left at the second traffic lights, where you will pass the Sligo bus and train station on your right. Travel straight for 5.6 km, passing through 2 more sets of traffic lights. Before you reach Strandhill, you will be greeted by an amazing panoramic view of Coney Island and Rosses Point. You will come to a small roundabout just before the village. Stay to the left here for the Top Road, and head right for the bottom or Shore Road.

Car Hire

Enterprise (Sligo town) www.enterprise.ie
Hertz (Sligo town) www.hertz.ie
Rhino (Sligo town) www.rhinocarhire.ie
Avis (Knock Airport) www.avis.ie

Driving Distance

Knock Airport 71km
Belfast 202km
Dublin 208km
Shannon Airport 212km
Dun Laoghaire 227km
Larne Ferry 253km
Rosslare Ferry 313km

Travelling by Public Transport —

Arriving by Train?

Trains depart every day of the week from Dublin to Sligo return. When you reach Sligo train station, walk down the steps and across the road to the Spar shop where the bus to Strandhill departs at designated times. Alternatively you can jump in a taxi which should cost around €12 during the day but up to €18 at night. Iarnrod Eireann – Irish rail network www.irishrail.ie

Coming by Bus?

Sligo can be reached by bus from various parts of the country, including Dublin, Donegal, Belfast and Galway. When you reach Sligo bus station, walk down the steps and across the road to the Spar shop where the bus to Strandhill departs at designated times. Alternatively you can jump in a taxi which should cost around €12 during the day but up to €18 at night. Bus Eireann – National bus company servicing all main towns and cities www.buseireann.ie
Bus Feda – Coach service from Donegal-Sligo-Mayo-Galway www.feda.ie

If your coming outside of Ireland —

Stopping off on a cruise or flying into Ireland?

Coming by Air?

The closest commercial airport to Strandhill is Ireland West International Airport at Knock, only 45 minutes away. There is a shuttle bus from the airport to Charlestown, where you can connect with a bus to Sligo. There is a direct bus from Dublin Airport to Sligo town operated by Bus Eireann.

AIRPORTS
Ireland West Knock Airport – www.irelandwestairport.com
Dublin International Airport – www.dublinairport.com
Shannon International Airport – www.shannonairport.com
Belfast International Airport – www.belfastairport.com
Donegal Airport – www.donegalairport.ie
Cork Airport – www.corkairport.com

Coming by Sea?

Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, Belfast and Larne are served by car ferry from Britain.
Rosslare and Cork are served by car ferries from Britain and France.

FERRIES
Irish Ferries – www.irishferries.com
P&O Ferries – www.poirishsea.com
Stena Line – www.stenaline.com
Brittany Ferries – www.brittany-ferries.ie

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