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Rhoscolyn Beach on the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales.

Rhoscolyn beach on Anglesey

Rhoscolyn beach is a secluded and pretty sandy beach, which is quite difficult to reach. The reason for this is that the only access is via a narrow winding lane, and if you were to meet another vehicle coming in the opposite direction, there are very few passing places. Nevertheless, Rhoscolyn beach is well worth a visit. No onsite shops, but quite close to the White Eagles public house, which serves meals and has a beer garden.
There is lots of accommodation in the local area, from hotels, holiday cottages, to bed and breakfast accommodation.

A cottage on Rhoscolyn Beach	A cottage near Rhoscolyn Beach	A small sea inlet near Rhoscolyn Beach
Rhoscolyn Beach from the rocks	The white sands of Rhoscolyn Beach	Rhoscolyn Beach and the sea
The view of Snowdonia from the beach	A view of boats and the headland from the beach	Rhoscolyn Lifeboat House - built in 1877

Near the Rhoscolyn Beach car park there is a quaint house with unusual architecture. Just in front of it is what looks like an ancient burial chamber. I photographed it in the spring - hence the daffodils. I understand that it is probably not a genuine ancient monument.

Rhoscolyn Cromlech Farm & Burial Chamber

Rhoscolyn Burial Chamber and Daffodils

Rhoscolyn Burial Chamber

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