Aberffraw Beach on the Isle of Anglesey

Aberffraw Beach on the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales.

Aberffraw Beach and the Snowdonia Mountain Range

One of Anglesey's largest and most beautiful beaches. Plenty of room for everyone to enjoy themselves without being on top of each other. Very little in the way of shops or ice cream, just a little village shop. Once your on the beach your on your own.

Aberffraw boasts beautiful white sands and panoramic views of Snowdonia, but take a picnic and something to drink. Historically, Aberffraw is one of Wales most important places - the seat of the Princes of Wales.

The photos were taken on a leisurely stroll on a summers night, and they are not therefore as complimentary to Aberffraw as it most certainly deserves. Be sure to take a walk into the village and see the visitors centre. Lots of ideas for things to do. There is also a delightful little stone bridge that was built in the 1730's. Plenty of wildlife and raptors to be seen on the estuary and the vast sand dunes.

Aberffraw Creek leading to beach	Aberffraw Beach giving an indication of the size	Aberffraw with it's expanse of sand
Small bay off Aberffraw Beach	Outcrop of rock on Aberffraw Beach	Aberffraw village from the Estuary

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