Located approximately 4 miles North of Harlech on the A496 the Estuary is ideal for visiting the St. David’s championship golf course, Portmeirion village, miles of sandy beaches, the spectacular mountains of Snowdonia and all major attractions the area has to offer, the Estuary is great as a base from which to explore, making it perfect for a relaxing or fun packed break.

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Beaches

The sand dune forming the backbone of the beach at Black Rock Sands are a Site of Special Scientific Interest, situated at Morfa Bychan two miles from Porthmadog there are two miles of sand, one of the few locations where you can take your car on to the beach. It is a well-known beach for activities and popular with windsurfers and kite-bugging.

Situated between Black rock sands beach and Porthmadog is Borth Y Gest. Here you will find a series of secluded sheltered coves with paths along the cliff top. It's a very scenic location with panoramic views southwards towards Harlech and the Rhinog Range. Popular with both bathers and those wishing to take in the sea air and the views.

Traeth Bach is only a mile from Talsarnau. A very peaceful location with excellent views of Snowdon and opposite the Italian village of Portmeirion. It is accessible by car, and you can drive right down to the waters' edge. Popular with birdwatchers as the sea birds follow the tide coming in and walkers have a choice of numerous leisurely walks.
Harlech's four miles of sandy beach is probably one of the most photographed strips of sand in the world. The area has something for every beach lover. Glorious sand and safe bathing, views to the mountainous, sand dunes, ideal for a game of hide and seek and miles of walks. Further along the beach there is access to the nature conservancy, where a microclimate in the dunes has encouraged rare plants and bird life. A number of paths access the beach across Harlech golf course.

Llandanwg is just around the corner from Harlech and easily accessible with a car. A lovely beach with sand and small rock pools for children to explore. There is also the 13th century church St Tanwg hidden in the dunes which is open for visitors during the summer months.

Shell Island has three bathing beaches, two that are only available when the tide is out and the main bathing beach at the south end of the 'island' that runs for 6 miles down to Barmouth.

Benar Beach, adjoining Shell Island is another long strip of golden sands backed by high sand dunes. There is excellent access with a series of boardwalks.

In Barmouth there is a mile long promenade so access to the beach is easy. Ideal if you like a flat walk by the seaside. The harbor has magnificent views over the railway bridge to Cader Idris. After the beach a few minutes in the fun park is a must for the children, and being part of the town there are plenty of cafes etc.

 

 

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