Cemlyn Beach
Menai Bridge, Ynys Mon / Isle of Anglesey
A large stretch of shingle beach situated on the north coast of Anglesey. It has a shingle ridge at the rear offering protection to an impressive salt water lagoon. The lagoon is an important habitat for wintering birds.
Beach Type
ShingleFacilities
NoneActivities
No detailsThere is no zoning for water sports
Nature and Wildlife
The lagoon is an important habitat for wintering birds including four species of tern that breed on lagoon islands. The Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path runs from the beach. Anglesey has a wide range of animal and bird life. Leaflets on Anglesey's natural atParking
There are two free car parks with space for 100 cars between them.Water Quality
ExcellentLifeguard
NoCleaning and Litter
The beach is cleaned daily by the local authority and litter bins are provided.Dogs
Dogs are allowed but must be kept away from nesting birds. and there are no dog bins.Awards and Recommendations
Green Coast AwardMarine Conservation Society Recommended
Location
Nearest town: Menai BridgeCounty: Ynys Mon / Isle of Anglesey
Latitude/Longitude: 53.4087, -4.50427
Postcode: LL67 0DU
(postcode is for sat-nav purposes only, and may not represent the actual address of the beach)
Access
Cemlyn is signposted off the A5025 coast road between Cemaes Bay and Tregele.Nearest Railway Stations
Holyhead (Approx. 9 miles away)Valley (Approx. 9 miles away)