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Llanddwyn Beach – Crossing to Llanddwyn Island loop from Newborough Warren

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United Kingdom
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North Wales
Anglesey
Rhosyr

Llanddwyn Beach – Crossing to Llanddwyn Island loop from Newborough Warren

Easy

4.8

(79)

895

hikers

Llanddwyn Beach – Crossing to Llanddwyn Island loop from Newborough Warren

01:37

6.24km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 2, 2026

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1.32 km

Llanddwyn Beach

Highlight • Natural Monument

Llanddwyn is a pristine golden beach backed by wild sand dunes. It boasts spellbinding views of Snowdonia, Caernarfon and the Llyn Peninsula. There's a path from the beach to the nature reserve at Llanddwyn Island.

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1.54 km

Just love this walk. You can park next to the beach but you really are missing out if you don’t walk from the main road through the woods to the beach. Check the tide times if you want to hop over onto the island to see the lighthouse.
My dog loves the golden sand but check times of the year for being allowed on the beach.

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1.74 km

view of the mountains of Snowdonia

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2.02 km

Ynys Llanddwyn Information Shelter

Highlight • Rest Area

Current info about the sites all flora and fauna

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4.26 km

Crossing to Llanddwyn Island

Highlight • Natural Monument

Check the tide times. in deepest bit water comes to waist.

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4.44 km

Standing on the beach here, you can look across Caernarfon Bay to the peaks of Snowdonia in the distance. As the crow flies, you're only 15 miles (24 km) from the summit of Snowdon, so it's no wonder that you can see the National Park's stunning topography so clearly. The beach here is sandy and protected from westerly swells, so it's a lovely place for a paddle.

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6.11 km

On the southwest coast of Anglesey is this hidden gem of a nature reserve. Expect golden beaches, sea views, forest walks, cycle tracks and even a dedicated running circuit. There's a good amount of parking and plenty to keep you going all day.

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6.24 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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5.69 km

519 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

3.43 km

1.86 km

690 m

249 m

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Friday 4 September

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July 1, 2025,Saint, Sand and Sea Trail Llandwyn Island.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏰
After yesterday, another short hike is planned today. The Saint Sand and Sea Trail is the one to follow, albeit a slightly shortened one. Llandwyn Island is only accessible at low tide, so check the tide times. The scenery is beautiful again. Spotted about five seals again. Found some amazing shells. So much green, the sea, and the landscape with …

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The conclusion in advance: The tour is an absolute hiking highlight!

Since it is windy and the sand is flying, we start our tour on the forest path and later turn to the beach. It's easy to walk on the wet sand. Shortly before the peninsula, rocks protrude from the sand, which the children are encouraged to climb on.
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Awww thank you!! We absolutely loved the trip 😊😊@Deleted User
Ok, they were red squirrels, but they act like monkeys and are kind of gingery
Took a trip out to Llanddwyn Island to see the famous Lighthouse...& cross.
We were a little unsure on the tide times, so downloaded an app.
But they display the daily low / high tide times at the car park.
Hundreds of parking spots for only £2!!! And plenty of woodland & beach to explore while you wait for the …
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