Dog friendly beaches in and around Rhydwyn, Anglesey

It's a short walk from the village of Rhydwyn, down a steep path to a beautiful bay, which harbours a fine little beach, made up of rocks, pebbles and sand. Steep cliffs behind the beach feature the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path and there's a handy car park. This is a Blue Flag… Read more

View listing

Website

Also known as Porth Tywyn Mawr, this exquisite location is  expansive enough for water sports, yet family friendly too, with soft sand for sandcastles and clean water for safe swimming. There are picturesque dunes behind the beach and a nearby campsite and village, for… Read more

View listing

Website

A lovely wide flat beach well worth the slightly hairy drive to get to it. The car park is next to the small shop and toilet block. From the car park turn left and walk down the road to the sharp corner where a footpath takes you through the sand dunes and onto the dog friendly… Read more

View listing

This sandy beach has Blue Flag status, with excellent bathing water quality. With a National Nature Reserve nearby, bird watching is a popular pastime. Water sports abound, as on so many of the West-facing Anglesey beaches, including windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking. Being in… Read more

View listing

Website

This beach provides the perfect setting for a romantic evening stroll, as the sun goes down in the West. There is more here, though.  The water quality is excellent, recommended by the Marine Conservation Society, but the beach is best known for its water sports, including… Read more

View listing

Website

Red Wharf Bay (Traeth Coch) is an Eldorado for enthusiasts of the natural world, particularly for bird watchers, who can see shelduck, grey plover and red sandpipers, among others. There is a salt marsh and sand dunes. Its beach is known as St Davids and sits on the western edge… Read more

View listing

Website

Although there is sand at Rhosneigr beach, it is rocky. Its exposed location makes it ideal for windsurfing and water sports for experienced practitioners, but the sea can be lively for swimming, despite the excellent water quality. The beach has earned the Green Coast Award and… Read more

View listing

Website

Located at the end of a sheltered inlet on Holy Island, Porth Dafarch offers a safe anchorage for passing yachts. There is a sandy beach, with rock pools for children and clean bathing water. Porth Dafarch has Blue Flag status and is recommended by the Marine Conservation… Read more

View listing

Website

Benllech Beach sits on the northeast coast of Anglesey, a short walk from the charming village of Benllech. Known for its fine golden sand, clear blue waters, and family-friendly atmosphere, it’s particularly popular with dog owners seeking seaside walks with space and scenery.… Read more

View listing

Website

Contact

Also known as Silver Bay, this is a beautiful, horseshoe-shaped beach, accessed via a narrow track, with high, grassy banks. A recipient of the prestigious Green Coast Award and recommended by the Marine Conservation Society, Rhoscolyn has much to offer. Free parking makes you… Read more

View listing

Website

Bull Bay is located in front of Wales' most northerly golf course and has a fine setting, including views to the island of East Mouse, out in the bay. There are rocky inlets and rock pools for children and families to explore, with plenty of facilities in nearby Amlwch. The… Read more

View listing

Website