Beaches in Anglesey
Many of Anglesey’s beaches won awards in 2004, but an incredible 6 won the prestigious European Blue Flag awards. Namely, Benllech, Trearddur Bay, Porthdafarch, Llanddona, Silver Bay, and Llanddwyn.
The majority of the beaches mentioned below are sandy, and suitable for all ages. The odd beach is a little difficult to get to, but in most cases it is a case of driving right up to the beach car park. As with most places (sadly) these days, care must be taken anywhere where your car is parked unattended. Ensure valuables are locked securely out of sight. I will add to and update the information below as time allows.
Nestled on the picturesque Isle of Anglesey in North Wales, Lligwy Beach stands as a shining example of the natural beauty that graces this stunning coastline. With its golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and rugged surroundings, Lligwy Beach offers visitors a truly unique beach experience. Let’s dive into
Nestled on the stunning North Wales coast, Church Bay Beach is a true hidden gem that offers visitors a tranquil and picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Known locally as Porth Swtan, this pristine beach is located on Anglesey, one of the most
Nestled on the northeastern coast of Anglesey, Benllech Beach is one of the most cherished and visited beaches in Wales. With its fine golden sands and clear blue waters, it offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. Location and Accessibility Benllech is easily accessible,
Aberffraw Beach, also known as Traeth Mawr or “Long Beach” in Welsh, stands as a testament to the unspoiled beauty of Anglesey’s coastline. This extensive sandy beach, framed by rocky headlands and backed by expansive dunes, offers a serene escape to nature lovers and beachgoers alike. Location
Newborough Beach, located in the south-western corner of the Isle of Anglesey, Wales, is a destination that offers more than just a day at the beach. From its rich history to its diverse ecology, this beach is a treasure trove for visitors. Let’s delve into what makes
Traeth Bychan is a small but popular sandy beach. Ideal if you want to get away from the crowds. No facilities, so bring a picnic.
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 you’re on the beach your on your own.
Winner of a seaside award since 2004. Not hard to see why. A large expanse of sand, ideal for families. Not much in the way of amenities, just a little shop in the car park. A not be missed beach, definitely – in my opinion – as
Trearddur Bay is situated within a couple of miles of the town of Holyhead on Anglesey. Trearddur Bay derives its name from the welsh for Arthur’s Town. Undoubtedly one of Anglesey’s premier blue flag beaches, Trearddur Bay combines cleanliness with space. Depending on the time of the
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
