VIDEO: Giant hovercraft powers through hundreds to dock on busy beach

Something you will probably never see Rosscarbery's Warren beach, Skerries, Dollymount strand, Inch Strand or Brittas Bay.

Beachgoers were left startled when a 60 metre military hovercraft unexpectedly landed on a busy beach in Russia.

People basking in the sunshine were alerted to the giant warship-like vessel which was creating giant waves as it sailed.

Although it was a Sunday, the Russian military owned 'Bision' hovercraft was on a tactical mission and landed in an area owned by the military.

It has been reported by AZCNewsView that once the hovercraft had docked military personnel emerged from the hovercraft, surrounded people in an attempt to clear the area and requested they move on.

A spokesperson for the Russian defence ministry confirmed the reason it landed there to a local newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda.

"Docking at the beach ... is a normal event," a spokesman said.

"What people were doing at the beach on the territory of a military (base) is unclear."

However the newspaper said the base referred to by the spokesperson is in Khmelevk, a few kilometers to the north of the beach where it landed.