Keem’s beautiful beach at Achill Co Mayo was named one of the 50 best beaches in the world, quoting his “blue waters, which resemble those in more tropical places”
With summer, people will plan travel to the beach and look for the best. This year, an Irish beach has been named among the 50 best in the world.
Beach Keem at Co May is constantly classified as one of The best beaches in Ireland, But now they have mentioned the 50 best beaches in the world, a place that uses travel and bloggers experts to create a list each year. Keem Beach had two mentions, on the best beaches in Europe and the best beaches in the world.
The impressive beach with white sand and crystal blue waters ranked the seventh best beach in Europe and the 48th best beach in the world.
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In a brief reason, experts explained why Keem Beach was chosen, writing, “set in a dramatic environment, Keem Beach stands out for his raw natural beauty and surprisingly blue waters, which resemble those in more tropical places.”
“Keem Beach, found on Achill Island, on Achill Island, Keem beach is free of great news, which allows him to keep it endless and calm.”
The experts continued, saying that the unique beach horseshoe-shaped bay and the surrounding cliffs make it especially special. They mentioned the stage unit with “panoramic coastal views” that adds to the global experience.
This is not Keem Beach’s first recognition for his serene beauty. The beach has been named one of the best beaches in Ireland on many occasions. Route Route Retires of Touch Touching called Keem, The most relaxing beach in Europe.
Travel guide Lonely Planet also shouted Keem Beach On his list of the 100 best beaches in the world. The guide described the beach as a “jaw fall”.
Keem Beach is just one of the several breathtaking beaches on Achill Island. Nearby, Keel Beach is another beautiful blue flag beach, along with Trawmore Strand, Silver Strand Beach and Golden Strand Beach.
Keem Beach is known for being a fishing point and was usually an animated center for the island’s fishing industry. Fishing was made at Small boats called currachs, And it is believed that artist Paul Henry was inspired by Keem when he created his famous work by throwing the currach, which he now hangs on the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin.
Is also quite common to See sharks in Keem Bay water. Luckily they are BASKING SHARKS, THAT Don’t bite humans and are generally considered harmless. The shark season is in April and May, so if you are planning a trip in the coming weeks, be careful.
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