Your Anglesey Beach Guide For Summer Vacations

Many visitors tell us they have a favourite Anglesey2008 alone 38 people drowned off the island coast. If
beach which they always try returning to wheneveryou see a life ring damaged you need to contact the
they visit the island. With 125 miles of coastline, this Irishlocal council immediately.
Sea island has some outstanding sandy beaches,Church Bay, on the west coast, is a fascinating
many of which regularly win European beach awardsAnglesey beach as it is surrounded by high cliffs which
for water quality standards. Among them are sixcarry the designated coastal path. The road to the
European Blue Flags and Resort Seaside Awards asbeach is narrow lined with wild flowers and trees and
well as Green Coast Beaches and a Blue Flag Marinanearby there is the Lobster Pot restaurant specialising
at Holyhead.in sea food. You can often see kayaks near this bay
The most popular beaches of Anglesey are notas they prepare to leave for the Skerries Rock
necessarily the easiest to reach, yet the struggle tolighthouse offshore.
get there is well worth the effort. Take LlanddonaIn the south west is Holy Island, a smaller island
beach on the east coast, a soft sandy expanse whichreached by two causeways, and here are two
sweeps in a north easterly arc and surrounded by highEuropean Blue Flag Beaches, Trearddur Bay and
lush green hills and trees, yet the road is a narrow onePorth Dafarch beach. Both these beaches have a dog
and a challenge for the driver. A large quantity of silverfree zone, where restrictions are in place between 1st
coins was recently discovered on this beach, andMay and the end of September, to accommodate the
more may be hidden, while there is a tale of theexperience of swimmers. If you take a dog to the
Witches of Llanddona which has fascinated peoplebeach you must make sure you clean up after them.
over the years.Some top tips for you to maximise your Anglesey
On the south east, visitors will discover a specialbeach experience include avoiding going for a swim
Anglesey beach at Llanddwyn which is reached by anafter a large meal and going out to sea in a large
exciting walk through a massive conifer forest atinflatable dinghy, especially if it's windy and blowing
Newborough, where a few red squirrels can still beoffshore. Ask a beach warden if you need any advice
seen. Near the Blue Flag Llanddwyn beach is a rockyabout anything you are unsure of, and make sure you
outcrop with an old lighthouse and ruins of a Christianhave enough fluids to prevent dehydration in very hot
church, and this is where Demi Moore filmed someweather. You will be advised by the Local Authority
scenes from her film, Half Light. This location is trulynot to leave pets in parked cars in hot weather.
magical on a fine sunny day in your swimsuit inWhile some travel to the island for relaxing walks along
summer or your woolly sweater and jeans in winter.the coastal path, others engage in high energy water
When visiting one of the beaches on Anglesey yousports like surfing, kayaking, swimming or coasteering,
may notice bright orange life rings attached to theor just to relax on the sandy stretches and watch the
ground, and these could mean the difference betweenlovely sunsets in the west. Whatever your reason, you
life and death if someone is in serious difficulty in thecan be sure that your Anglesey beach experience will
water. Visitors should respect this important rescuebe a memorable one for years to come.
equipment, and especially when you consider that in