Surf Lacken

Lacken (Lackan Bay) - Ireland Lacken features a beach break with both right and left waves, characterized by a sandy bottom mixed with rock. The spot is known for its powerful and ordinary waves, best surfed during mid to high tide with rising and falling tides. Ideal wind directions are from the west, southwest, and south, while swells come from the north and northeast. This uncrowded surf spot offers empty peaks along a scenic beach, making it perfect for surfers seeking space. It provides good shelter from strong west winds, making it a reliable choice on breezy days. With easy access and a nearby car park, surfers can quickly get to the water. While it caters to all skill levels, beginners will find it particularly welcoming. Always check wind and tide conditions before heading out to ensure the best surfing experience.