Conwy Morfa Beach
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Like our own private paradise - an almost deserted sandy beach. High sand dunes behind and the sea in front. Almost no litter which is becoming a rarity. Also dog friendly with none of those restrictions about dogs allowed only after the 31st October or only in some restricted weed ridden area around a jetty or boat moorings where the engine oil is mixed with sand so we all end up with black feet. Overall a nice place to visit except on extremely windy days because the sand is so fine you get the stuff blown in mini-tournedos straight into eyes, nose and teeth - and that is the poor old 🐶 Oh and not to be forgotten - free carparking!
David & Sylvia WrightDavid & Sylvia Wright
40
Been coming to Conwy since I was a kid, I'm now 60 and a bigger kid. Never been to the beach here before (shame on me) as it is quite spectacular and we had a great walk from the centre of Conwy to the car park and then back to the Marina along the very, very quiet beach. The dog friendly beach was really clean and the views were spectacular so by the time we got to the Marina we were gasping with thurst as it had become a very hot afternoon after rain was forecast but didn't materialise. We had a drink in the really pleasant Robinsons pub there..the name eludes me, then continued back to town. A walk well worth doing.
Martin BentonMartin Benton
20
A lovely clean beach that doesn't get too over crowded. The mountains behind you and the view of the Great Orme and Anglesey make this beach one of my favourites. There is large sandy patches but it's mainly a stoney beach with sand dunes behind you. There is a toilet in the car park but it's often shut or filthy, the car park is a fair size and free to park. If you like boats it's a great place to watch them come into the marina in the afternoons, speeding over from Anglesey and the surrounding area you see boats of all shapes and sizes.
Cassandra BurtonCassandra Burton
00
This is a great wide open beach - lovely clean sand, and it has quite gentle waves so is great for small people. Also there is still beach area at full tide... Had a great day there last week on a lucky sunny day. Always plenty of room, but is a bit of a struggle parking when busy (definitely at weekends) Loads of room to fly a kite or throw a Frisbee.... We go here every time we're in Conwy so long as it is sunny
Ged OharaGed Ohara
20
Lovely beach, partially sandy and partially stoney. Dogs are welcomed as long as you pick up your poop along the way there are plenty of doggie poop bins. It's slightly sheltered by the mountains so it's a nice warm place to be with lovely views of the Orme and Llandudno's West shore beach and also Anglesey. Also has great views of the boats coming into the marina in the afternoons.
Silver LiningSilver Lining
00
Fantastic beach. Once you are past the stones, which you have to walk over carefully, there is lovely clean sand. The sea is very clear and shallow for a long way out. There are 2 toilets in the carpark, but no other facilities. The carpark is small, but it is free. On a sunny weekend in August, there were many cars parked along the access road as the carpark was full.
Julie BostockJulie Bostock
10
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Mynydd y Dref
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