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Beach Self Catering Cottage Accommodation Dafarn Rhos, Lligwy Beach, Moelfre, Isle of Anglesey |
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large sandy beach with areas of soft and hard sand, sand dunes and
rock pools. It is very popular with individuals and families, fishermen (bass beach) and sports enthusiasts; kayakers , canoeists, windsurfers and kite surfers. There is plenty of space for all to enjoy a stroll, sunbathe, investigate rock pools, play beach games, paddle or swim. Dolphins and porpoise can be seen jumping playfully from the beach, watch local fishing or sail boats bobbing by or see the numerous birds that visit the beach. Remains of an ancient stone fish weir can be seen at low tide.
Lligwy beach has car parks, seasonal beach shop and toilets. Dafarn Rhos is next to Lligwy Beach and all of the properties are within a 3 minute walk of the beach and coastal path.
The coastal path goes in opposite directions from the beach. One direction follows the cliff edge past a secluded pebbled beach, the memorial in remembrance of the wreck of the Royal Charter on 26th October 1859 to the 454 lives tragically lost, also past the Hindlea Seat memorial to the seaside village of Moelfre. The other direction of the coastal path follows the cliffs, coves and beaches to Dulas Estuary where it turns inland up over a hill ending at the Pilot Boat Inn. The Island Ynys Dulas can be seen from the beach and is home to a colony of seals and seabirds. It has a tower upon it built in 1824 to store food and provide shelter for shipwrecked seamen. Lligwy Beach is a wonderful place to visit summer or winter, rain or shine. Lligwy Beach on a fine summers day is what childhood memories of a seaside holiday are made of - golden sands .
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