About This Place

The tiny cove of Traeth Gwrddon is a real gem for explorers. Set at the foot of a steep, lush green valley this is a spot to get away from it all. --> The valley here was carved millenia ago by the water from melting glaciers. There is still a stream running down to the cove and there are a couple of little waterfalls en route. Once there were a handful of people living in the cove and making a livelihood fishing. The houses are gone but there are still steps cut into the rocks by the side of the stream. At low tide there is a good little patch of golden sand in the cove. However, as the tide comes in the beach all but disappears.

💡 Our Take

Traeth Gwrddon Beach, nestled in the serene landscape of Anglesey, is a hidden gem for dog lovers. This beach allows dogs year-round, making it perfect for endless fetch games or gentle strolls along its soft, golden sands. While there are no immediate facilities, ample parking ensures convenience, with the nearest amenities just a short drive away. The calm waters make a splash safe for confident swimmers, though always keep an eye on tides. Ideal for big dogs and energetic puppies, this spot promises fun-filled adventures. Tip: Bring water as the site can get warm, especially in summer months.