The popular Trearddur Bay has a crescent of sand with rocks at either ends, along with a few small rocky coves nearby. Although remaining fairly undeveloped, there are plenty of caravan and camping sites nearby and a B&B. The beach itself is OK, but not great for wind surfing and kite-surfing, but can get a little busy in the summer with holiday makers. I'm not too sure about the quality of the surf here, but I have seen small, clean looking waves breaking, so on a big swell it may be worth a look. Really more of a beach for the more sedate holiday maker, or for exploring the rock pools on a day with no wind or surf. There is plenty of car-parking close to the beach. Toilets with disabled facilities are available. Dogs are allowed on the beach but are restricted in certain areas. Sports Suitability Surf Conditions at Trearddur Bay can be OK Buggying Conditions at Trearddur Bay are Not Good Windsurfing Conditions at Trearddur Bay can be OK Kitesurfing Conditions at Trearddur Bay are Unknown
Trearddur Bay. This beach is locally known to provide good wave sailing conditions when all the other beaches are too windy. Sailing is possible at most times except high tide as a shore break develops and it can be difficult to launch. There is also a rip tide here, which can be strong at certain times so beginners are advised to check the tides or sail elsewhere. The best conditions are W winds which create excellent waves, but arrive early during the summer because it is likely that many other people have had the same idea as you!
Getting there: From Holyhead travel S on the B4545 until you reach Trearddur, the beach is then signposted
Parking: Parking near the beach
Ideal Wind: W – NW
Accomodation: B&B’s in town
Amenities: Usual seaside town amenities
Water Quality: MCSG
Suitable for: Intermediate
