Llanddulas Beach

  • Llanddulas Beach - Clwyd
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  • Llanddulas Beach is a rock and pebble beach with an area of wet sand exposed at low tide.  From the beach there are views over Colwyn Bay. A section of the North Wales Coastal Cycleway runs close by.  This 34-mile long route is mainly off-road and can also be used by pedestrians.

    The beach has two car parks and there is a small picnic area.  A number of caravan parks can be found along this stretch of the coast.

    Type of beach

    Sand & pebble

    Lifeguard service

    No

    Dogs friendly beach?

    We do not have information on this beach but restrictions may apply (usually from Easter until the end of Summer)

    Clwyd dog friendly beaches »

    Facilities

    • Toilets
    • Town centre nearby
    • Shop
    • Pub nearby
    • Picnic area

    Nearest town

    Colwyn bay

    Postcode

    LL22 8HB

    OS grid ref.

    SH 9078 7867

    Parking

    Parking available next to the beach.

    Water quality

    Water quality star rating

    Awards

    Marine Conservation Society Recommended

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    Llanddulas Beach Reviews

    Nice beach

    David
    Aug 23rd 2019

    I came here as a kid in 1994 and made the trip back in 2017 for a day to see if it was how I remembered it.

    Its mostly rocks and pebbles but you can walk along a footpath for quite a way and enjoy the view.

    There are probably better beaches out there but I find Llanddulas beach to be fairly peaceful compared to more popular ones.

    What a dump

    Shrfy
    Jun 20th 2021

    What a dump avoid at all costs, do not visit or holiday here ever its like the village of the damed