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Coney Island

Coney Island lies in Sligo Bay and can be reached by boat or by following the marked causeway across Cummeen Strand at low tide. Its beaches, archaeological remains and quiet lanes make an appealing day trip, but visitors using the tidal route must check local crossing times carefully.

AccessBoat from Rosses Point or marked tidal causeway at low tide; check tide times locally
DepartureRosses Point / Cummeen Strand
Best timeLate spring to early autumn; always confirm access, tides and weather before travel
AllowDay trip or overnight stay where accommodation is available

Plan your visit

Experience Coney Island

Coney Island lies in Sligo Bay and can be reached by boat or by following the marked causeway across Cummeen Strand at low tide. Its beaches, archaeological remains and quiet lanes make an appealing day trip, but visitors using the tidal route must check local crossing times carefully.

Three highlights

  • Carty’s Strand
  • St Patrick’s Well and Wishing Chair
  • Stone circles and hillfort remains

Before travelling

Island transport is weather dependent. Check the operator’s latest sailing information, accessibility guidance and return times before setting out.