What is recorded here
Sean Locha is a sea cliff in County Kerry, composed primarily of basaltic rock formed during the Paleogene period, around 60 to 55 million years ago, as a result of volcanic activity associated with the opening of the North Atlantic. It is notable for its dramatic coastal scenery and as part of the region's extensive basaltic landscape linked to ancient lava flows.
Places near here
Tráigh na SplinceBeach / strand · 167 yd
Hut site in An Gleann IarthachHut site · 217 yd
Hut site in CoomanaspigHut site · 714 yd
BallynablounMountain / peak · 723 yd
Crú an Chapaill/Crúb an ChapaillBay · 964 yd
Tobairin Holy WellSpring · 1131 yd
Cúm an EaspaigMountain / peak · 1537 yd
Kerry CliffsHeritage attraction · 1635 yd
Kerry Cliffs ExperienceHeritage attraction · 1667 yd
Teampall a' Chaisil/Temple CashelRuins · 1746 yd
Cuas GlasCliff · 1.0 mi
Bluecave RockIslet · 1.4 miOther information
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