Jib Luff at Inver Port, has sandy and rocky stretches of beach in front of it. The pier will enable your children to fish safely at high tide, and the slipway makes launching your boat child's play. The area is one of natural beauty.... the glorious scenery connects you to the natural charm of Ireland. Even if you do get a bit of drizzle and the tops of the local mountains are shrouded in mist, it is the rich palette of colours that continually tug at your senses. Absorb the fierce yellow gorse, pale green reeds standing to attention in the bogs and the dark brown trenches where peat has been dug. Watch the black horns of the sheep peeping over the dry stone walls and white gulls circling overhead. The silvery waterfalls cascade down the mountains whilst the sea provides us with continual white cusps of surf on the pristine sand beaches.....perpetual memories. Even walking along the side roads to the little Spar shop or to the Pub where the river Eany enters Inver bay is an adventure in itself. Or launch your boat and sail or motor down to the pub at high tide, which has its own pier outside! Now that's called arriving in style!