Ynys Llanddwyn — Local services in Rhosyr

Perfect scenic location for taking in the sunset. However, keep in mind that this is a tidal island, meaning that it will be cut off from the mainland at high tide. I'm lead to believe that the longest you can be stuck here is two hours, but it's something to keep in mind.

There are ground nesting birds about, so keep to the path ways to avoid stepping in the nests. The bird population is lively and when I was here they were fluttering about the place and singing in chorus.

The light house situated at the Southern point is very picturesque, particularly at sunset, when the fading light falls upon the rocks and the Welsh mountains across the bay. Being open to the Sea it is rather a windy spot, but that's to be expected.

Well worth checking out. Just keep the tide times in mind and...

On entry you pass through ANPR cameras and barrier to car park, it only cost £2 and takes card payments on the way out. The drive down through the forest is stunning with various places to stop and park up. We drove to the very bottom car park which also had toilets. There's various walking routes. We walked along the beach towards the island. The beach is stunning with lots of stones and shells. The tide was high when we arrived so couldn't access the island unfortunately but it was still absolutely breathtaking. We'll worth a visit or two, could spend all day...

Bueatiful location vista's of Snowdonia and Llyn peninsula, Amazing beachy coves a sandy pathwalk around the island takes approximately 30mins but will take longer due to the incredible views, fisherman's cottage and other buildings, 20 minutes walk from Newbrough Beach. The car park if found (small fee cost)through a Magical forest ( including various walks) You can found Newbrough on the East coast of Anglesey approx 20 minutes driving as you leave the A55 N Wales expressway. Ample parking and Toilet facilities are available. Highly...