Pollacheeny Harbour is a surf spot known for its unique right-hand tube that breaks over boulders. Located at the entrance of the harbour, it features two main sections that hold waves, making it a popular yet fickle spot for surfers. The vibe here is pretty laid-back, making it a good place for those looking to enjoy a solid session.

This spot handles swell sizes around 3ft (about 1 meter) and works best with a NorthWest swell direction. You can expect the best waves when the tide is low and the wind is coming from the SouthEast. The right-breaking waves can deliver some long, fast rides, but you need to be an expert to tackle the power and the boulders in play. It’s definitely not a spot for beginners.

When you’re ready to surf, just park by the harbour and make your way to the water. Keep an eye on the conditions, as Pollacheeny Harbour can be pretty fickle. Timing your session with the right swell and wind will give you the best chance at scoring some decent waves.