Newborough

Newborough Beach is vast expanse of sand from Llanddwyn Island down to the start of the Menai Strait. Arguably it has the most stunning scenery on Anglesey, backed by Newborough pine forest and vast sandy dunes of Newborough Warren. Newborough Beach is favored not just by beach lovers, walkers, fishermen but waters sports enthusiasts too. The general wind direct is from the south west making it perfect for wind kites etc. It is also a great place to launch Kayaks from, check out the area around Llanddwyn Island. The beach itself is quite shallow, leaving a vast expanse of beach as the tide recedes. This makes it generally safe for bathing and swimming, weather permitting. There is no lifeguard presence here which is something to be aware of. Dogs are allowed year round which is different from many other beach’s on Anglesey. This only applies to the section east of the carpark. To the west of the carpark to Llanddwyn Island there are restrictions between 1st May to the end of September. This also applies to Llanddwyn Island, there are no restrictions covering Newborough Forest. There is large car park complete with toilets that has plenty of space and in summer an ice cream van. To the rear of the beach behind the dunes is a great place for a picnic or to get out of any wind. This area is referred to as the Newborough Warren. If you need any essentials there is a shop (Premier) not too far away in the village of Newborough. You should see it before the last road turning for Newbourgh Beach in the village. Close by there are a couple of caravan and camping places where you can walk through the forest down to the beach. The Car park has an automated entry system that charges for the time you are parked. Charging takes place on exit. Be warned there is a height restriction of 2.2m so anyone in regular cmapervan T5/T6 should be fine.