From the month of September to November when the seas of Llyn Holidays at their warmest, this is basically the time when the mid-Atlantic storms pump more swell onto the beaches and the beaches of Llyn Peninsula turn into the heaven for avid surfers. The seas of Llyn Holidays attract surfers from all across the world to take the full advantage of these quiet beaches.
If you are a true beach lover then here we have the top 6 beaches on Llyn Peninsula you should add to your holiday list right now. Visit lynholidayhomes.co.uk to know more about Llyn Peninsula.
Beaches On Llyn Peninsula –
- Porth Ceiriad
Porth Ceiriad is a National Trust Beach which is tightly fenced by the high cliffs to its access. It is located on the tips of the Llyn Peninsula, facing the south direction. The beach usually remains too buzzy between the two high sandstone headlands which make it perfectly ideal for those who love sunbathing.
- Porth Lago
If you want to stroll down on the sand dunes then by finding your path to the golden then this sandy cove beach of Porth Lago is surely the prettiest beach you can ever find in Llyn Peninsula. It is situated on the north coast of Llyn Peninsula and is sheltered by two grassy headlands, with crystal clear blue water and the fine golden sand.
- Criccieth Beach
The beautiful and clean Criccieth Beach is wonderfully adorned with the rock pools and sand dunes. It exposes a stunning view of the castle, perfectly great for exploring or playing with the children. Just relax down on the deck chairs, and stare at the calm sea, that glisters in the beautiful sunshine. It’s an unagitated spot for building driftwood fires and bivvying under the stars.
- Morpha Nefyn Beach
If you are looking for a brilliant beach with a superb walk around to retreat your holidays then Morpha Nefyn Beach, Llyn Peninsula is just an ultimate destination to head on. It has the rock pools on which you can enjoy the scrambling, the sandy dunes, calm water and stunning views across the north, east and west. There is so much to rejoice your holiday with.
- Porth Oer or Whistling Sands
Though Porth Oer or Whistling Sand is slightly off the beaten track, it is the most remarkable beaches on the Llyn Peninsula, as the sand here does not actually squeak under your feet due to the shape of the sand particles. There is no other beach in Europe that can offer this wonderful quality. Also, there is an amazing cafe on the beach and of course the National Trust Car park which is positioned on the steep o the little hill.
- Borth-y-Gest
It is one of the most beaten tracks of the list which has to offer a nostalgic look and feel as the village retains much of its Victorian Charm with its sheltered sandy bay, featuring a shell formed paseo of brilliantly crimson houses. When there is a clear day, you can see the eye-soothing views over the estuary to Snowdonia.
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