Browns Bay
County Antrim
Browns Bay is a beautiful, sheltered sandy beach on Islandmagee on the east Antrim coast, one of the finest beaches in the area and consistently popular with local families and dog walkers. The beach is sandy and sheltered, facing east across Larne Lough, with clear water and a pleasant promenade area. Islandmagee is a peninsula with a quiet, rural character.
No restrictions confirmed at Browns Bay. Year-round dog access. One of the best beaches on the east Antrim coast.
At a Glance
- Dog Access
- Year Round
- Beach Type
- Sand
- Tide Notes
- Sheltered east-facing bay. Generally calm conditions.
- Facilities
- Promenade area, toilets, car park. Limited local amenities. Larne has full town facilities
- Parking
- Car park at Browns Bay beach
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