This beach, which is found on the Isle of Anglesey, has won a number of awards for its cleanliness and its water quality, including the coveted Green Coast Award and the Marine Conservation Society Recommendation. This lets you know that the beach is a pristine beauty, unspoiled by litter and developments.
The water quality has been judged to be of the highest possible standard, meaning it is just perfect for a spot of swimming or paddling, and the whole beach is dog friendly – this means that dogs are allowed to enjoy the beach all through the year.
And enjoy it they will (as will you)! The beach is a long, curving crescent of a beach that stretches around the bay, an endless expanse of sand and shingle. It is ideal for a long walk along the coast, looking out to sea as you go.
If you keep an eye out, there’s loads of local wildlife that you might be lucky enough to spot, including dolphins, seals and porpoises.
Location
Cemlyn Bay is located on the northwest coast of Anglesey, along the Anglesey coastal path. Parking is available alongside the bay.
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Bull Bay Beach
Anglesey is chock full of beautiful beaches, and Bull Bay is certainly no exception. This little cove, which is also known as Porth Llechog (“sheltered bay”) to the locals, is overlooked by the town of Amlwch, meaning there are plenty of facilities close at hand, such as a café, pubs, public toilets and plenty of local shops.
The Blue Bell Inn, Halkyn
Halkyn is a tiny little village in the North Wales county of Flintshire, close to the River Dee and a short drive from Prestatyn and the beautiful coastline of the Irish Sea. Within Halkyn is the rather unpretentious 18th century pub known as the Blue Bell Inn.
Newborough Forest to Llanddwyn Beach
If you are on the lovely Isle of Anglesey and fancy a walk that will get you back to nature, then look no further. This amble is perfect for dog walkers, too – the woods allow for a little off-the-lead fun, with endless hectares of land to explore, and even the beach is a dog-friendly one.
Pet Friendly Cottages
All of these cottages accept pets so all the family can come on holiday together. North Wales is a great place for dogs with plenty of open space if needed. There's no extra charge either!
Anglesey Cottages
Anglesey is always a favourite with holiday makers with it's many beaches (it is an island!) and beautiful countryside. Enjoy walks and bicycle rides in Newborough Forest, spend time at the Sea Zoo or visit the town of Beaumaris with it's castle, promenade and the Red Boat Ice Cream Parlour. Stay in a cottage on Anglesey.
Coastal Resorts
A popular area for holiday makers this has something for everyone - beaches, scenery and plenty of things to do.