I don't know much about the potential of Cemaes Bay for 'forces-of-nature' sports, but I do know all about the geology of the 'Gwna Melange' that can be found in the low cliffs here, and there is a car park just above the beach with a small shop. Dogs are prohibited in the summer. Sports Suitability Surf Conditions at Cemaes Bay are Unknown Buggying Conditions at Cemaes Bay are Unknown Windsurfing Conditions at Cemaes Bay are Unknown Kitesurfing Conditions at Cemaes Bay are Unknown.
Situated in a tourist village, Cemaes Bay offers flat-water sailing with occasional chop. The beach faces N and as this area mostly receives offshore winds, it is not really suitable for beginners in these conditions. However, the bay is fairly enclosed so there are no real rip tides and it is possible to sail at most states of the tide.
Getting there: From Amlwch head W along the A5025 until you reach Cemaes and follow the signs to the beach, access is via two slip roads
Parking: Large car parks either side of the harbour
Ideal Wind: NW – NE
Accomodation: Hotels and B&B’s
Amenities: Usual seaside town amenities
Water Quality: PSuitable for: Beginners in light onshore winds
