Jenny Watts Cove or Brompton Beach
Bangor, Ards and North Down, Northern Ireland
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Description
It is a beautiful and quite sage swim as it quite protected. at the end of the rocks there is a set of steps with hand rail, when the tide is high you can’t see it, but it’s still easy to get into the water. The tidal strength is quite weak but can surge.
Getting There
By car, from the Bryansburn Road (Bangor) roundabout take the exit onto Maxwell Road. At the crossroads, turn left onto Downshire Road and immediately right onto Brompton Road. Follow the road to the bottom, parking on the side of the road. The entry point is from the slipway or shore approx. 50m walk from the road end. Car parking on the road side above the site. The nearest public toilets can be found on Eisenhower pier 800 metres east by foot.
Accessibility
It’s quite easy, you can in via the beach or down the steps(with hand rail)or jump in off the rocks
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Lovely swim spot. Concrete areas are slippy so caution advised. Area well sheltered. Water v clear but be aware there are rocks that are covered at high tide to the right of the cove that you may swim into.
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