Beaches in North Wales
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Gwynedd
Sandy
A Victorian resort beach on the Mawddach Estuary, with the historic Barmouth Bridge railway viaduct striding across the water alongside it.
Gwynedd
Sandy
The Llŷn Peninsula's premier sailing hub, known for a boutique-village feel that's rare on this stretch of the Welsh coast.
Gwynedd
Sandy
This National Trust cove, foot-access only, is home to the Tŷ Coch Inn — a pub where you can drink with your toes in the sand.
Gwynedd
Sandy
A vast stretch of sand beneath Harlech Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage fortress with real Snowdonia mountains rising behind it.
Anglesey
Sandy
A genuine Blue Flag beach with a long sweep of golden sand — Anglesey's classic, dependable family choice.
Anglesey
Sandy
Dunes back this east-coast beach, reached down wooden steps — the livelier, more sheltered neighbour to isolated Traeth Yr Ora along the coast.