Tralong Slipway is a small drying slip located on the western side of Tralong Bay, a foot-shaped inlet on the south coast of Ireland roughly one mile east of Goat's Head at the entrance to Glandore.

The bay extends approximately half a mile inland from its outer high cliffs, drying out to about its midpoint, with the slipway positioned on the western shore above that drying point.

The surrounding area has a long history of boat landings, with Tralong Bay recorded in use since ancient times. Vessels can anchor in the bay's sand and access the shore either via the beach or the slipway, depending on draft and conditions.