Abergele Beach is a picturesque coastal spot in North Wales, characterized by its soft, golden sands and calm, clear waters. The beach is surrounded by a backdrop of rolling hills and scenic countryside, making it a tranquil and idyllic destination for those seeking relaxation. The shore is dotted with interesting rock formations and tidal pools, adding to the beach's natural beauty. As the tide goes out, it reveals a vast expanse of flat sand, perfect for sunbathing, picnics, and beach activities. The beach is also a popular spot for water sports, such as kayaking and paddleboarding, and its gentle slopes make it an ideal spot for swimming.
What's not to love when you have a drive on beach (a bit of a bumpy track into the beach admittedly) ample parking space, beautiful views, doggy freedom (if you have some recall, you'll likely be fine as there's a long way between points where a dog could get back to the road)? Mine chases rocks when I throw them, and as there's a few billion...it's easy walking. If this was helpful, give it a like so it can help others Have a nice day!
Pebble beach so not really suitable for less mobile people. Great hour or so walking, watching the tide come in. Really clean. Cafe nearby doesn't allow dogs in, but takeaway available. Park on the beach
Usually a bit quieter in the evenings and usually the best time to take in the stunning views over towards Llandudno or Rhyl.
Lots of parking as long as you are under 2m in height. Beach is mainly pebbles when the tide is in saw lots of vw type camper vans parked actually on the beach which looked like they had camped overnight.
Nice walk along a Welsh beach with a lovely view.
Just had a lovely dog walk finished off with a cheeseburger
Good for kids
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What's not to love when you have a drive on beach (a bit of a bumpy track into the beach admittedly) ample parking space, beautiful views, doggy freedom (if you have some recall, you'll likely be fine as there's a long way between points where a dog could get back to the road)? Mine chases rocks when I throw them, and as there's a few billion...it's easy walking. If this was helpful, give it a like so it can help others Have a nice day!
Pebble beach so not really suitable for less mobile people. Great hour or so walking, watching the tide come in. Really clean. Cafe nearby doesn't allow dogs in, but takeaway available. Park on the beach
Usually a bit quieter in the evenings and usually the best time to take in the stunning views over towards Llandudno or Rhyl.
Lots of parking as long as you are under 2m in height. Beach is mainly pebbles when the tide is in saw lots of vw type camper vans parked actually on the beach which looked like they had camped overnight.
Nice walk along a Welsh beach with a lovely view.
Just had a lovely dog walk finished off with a cheeseburger
