Nestled on the north coast of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Brandon Bay is a stunning, broad expanse of Atlantic coastline renowned for its exceptional shore and surf fishing. The bay stretches approximately seven miles between Brandon Point and the sandy peninsula separating it from Tralee Bay, offering a dramatic backdrop of high mountains, including Mount Brandon, Ireland's second tallest peak. This large, open bay provides good protection in moderate weather with offshore winds from the west through south but is fully exposed to northerly swells. The waters are home to a rich variety of marine species, making it a premier destination for anglers seeking bass, flatfish, rays, and more from its extensive sandy beaches and rocky outcrops.