Traeth Gwyn, or White Beach, is a secluded, steeply shelving beach of pale pebbles backed by cliffs on the east coast of Anglesey, near Llanddona on the northern side of Red Wharf Bay, toward Penmon Point. Clear water and a quiet setting make it a spot for sea angling, kayaking and a careful swim, t...
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FAQ's/Things to Know
Where is Traeth Gwyn?
Anglesey's rugged coastline hides this secluded north-facing cove. Walkers often reach the sands by navigating a steep clifftop footpath.
What type of place is Traeth Gwyn?
Traeth Gwyn is a sandy bay on the coast of Anglesey in North Wales.
When is the best time to visit Traeth Gwyn?
Spring mornings bring complete solitude before other people arrive. Sunny summer days also offer ideal conditions for exploring the shore when the tides allow.
What can you do at Traeth Gwyn?
Swimming and coastal walking work brilliantly around these waters. People also love searching through rock pools for small marine creatures or photographing the steep cliffs.
How long should I spend at Traeth Gwyn?
Allowing roughly two hours gives you ample time to check out the limestone formations. A longer stay suits anyone wanting a proper day out on the sand.
Where do I park at Traeth Gwyn?
Spaces for ten vehicles exist close to the beach, splitting into six day and four overnight spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.
Where can I eat near Traeth Gwyn?
There are no food spots recorded immediately near Traeth Gwyn, check the UK Hidden Gems app for the nearest options.
Where can I stay near Traeth Gwyn?
There are no staycation spots recorded immediately near Traeth Gwyn, check the UK Hidden Gems app for the nearest options.
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Last Updated:
02 July 2026
