Tramore Bay is a large, sheltered bay on the southeastern coast of Ireland, renowned for its expansive 5km golden sand beach and the tidal lagoon known as the Back Strand. The bay is protected by the prominent headland of Brownstown Head, which extends southwest into the Atlantic. This geography creates a mix of open surf, sheltered estuary waters, and rocky headlands, offering diverse inshore fishing opportunities. The area is a popular holiday resort and is also designated as a Special Area of Conservation, highlighting its ecological importance.