Traeth Cymyran Beach (Rhosneigr)

  • Traeth Cymyran Beach (Rhosneigr) - Anglesey
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  • Traeth Cymyran Beach (Rhosneigr) - Anglesey
    © Eric Jones and licensed for reuse under this Licence
  • Traeth Cymyran Beach (Rhosneigr) - Anglesey
    © Eric Jones and licensed for reuse under this Licence
  • Traeth Cymyran Beach (Rhosneigr) - Anglesey
    © Eric Jones and licensed for reuse under this Licence
  • Traeth Cymyran Beach (Rhosneigr) - Anglesey
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  • Traeth Cymyran beach is situated at the western end of a two mile stretch of sand extending from the village of Rhosneigr. Cymyran is delineated from neighbouring Traeth Crigyll by a rocky outcrop known as ys Feirig, although this is fairly arbitrary as it is really one long beach.

    The length of the beach is backed by low sand dunes and at the far end of Cymyran beach is the channel between Holy Island and Anglesey. Whilst this makes for good fishing the currents here can be extremely dangerous so only swim further down the beach.

    Being a bit of a walk from Rhosneigr, Cymyran beach is never busy making it perfect for dogs and horses to enjoy the space to run. 

    The RAF Valley base is just located directly behind Cymyran. This is an active air base and there are a lot of training flights including fighter jets, which can be a little on the noisy side. However, most visitors manage to block this out and enjoy the scenery, whilst others see it as an added attraction.

    Type of beach

    Sand & shingle

    Lifeguard service

    No

    Dogs friendly beach?

    Dogs allowed

    Anglesey dog friendly beaches »

    Activities

    • Good fishing
    • Kite surfing
    • Wind surfing

    Nearest town

    Holyhead

    OS grid ref.

    SH 3023 7488

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    Notes & pending corrections

    2023-02-24

    Since the pandemic, the road to Cymyran beach has been closed. The excuse for doing was this was that people were camping near the beach and leaving litter and human waste during the pandemic period. The access road is now blocked, and only those capable of walking a good mile or more for a return journey can now get to the beach, making it now inaccessible and unreachable for the elderly and disabled. This is a disgrace which the council don't seem interested in rectifying after 3 years. The houses at the end of the road, overlooking the beach, now want it to be kept private just for them. Selfish!!!

    These corrections have been acknowledged and are awaiting verification before we update the page. We would suggest you double check the information here as we have not yet confirmed its accuracy.