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Portsalon Beach
Portsalon or Magherawarden beach is a large sandy beach gently shelving into the sea. The beach is backed by sand dunes.
Portsalon is at one end of a large bay with three stretches of sand, Portsalon, Ballymastocker Bay and Stocker Strand.
Car parking, toilets, seasonal lifeguards.
Portsalon Beach is a Blue Flag Beach.
Dog Friendly Beach?
We have no current information on dog restrictions for Portsalon Beach.
Why not check other beaches nearby as we have 20 beaches in Donegal, or check our list of Donegal Dog Friendly Beaches.
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Portsalon Beach, Portsalon, Portsalon, Donegal , Ireland
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