Red Wharf Bay - bay in Anglesey, Wales

Red Wharf Bay (Traeth Coch) is a hamlet on the island of Anglesey in North Wales.

Understand

The bay has sandy and rocky beach sections.

Get in

It is reached by a small lane off the A5025, just south of Benllech.

It is on the Anglesey Coastal Path.

Arriva bus 62 from Bangor and Amlwch.

Get around

See

• Red Wharf Bay. A scenic bay, with a large expanse of sand when the tide goes out. Good spot for bird watching with waterfowl and wading birds such as oystercatchers, shelduck, purple sandpipers, curlew and dunlin. 2016-02-28

Do

• Red Wharf Bay Sailing & Water Sports Club.

Buy

Eat

• The Old Boathouse, 53.30598°, -4.208368°, +44 1248 852731.
• The Tavern on the Bay, 53.3138°, -4.206°, +44 1248 852751, info@thetavernonthebay.co.uk. 11:00 to 23:30. Coastal gastro pub.

Drink

• Ship Inn, 53.305583°, -4.208862°, +44 1248 852568.

Sleep

• Porthllongdy Caravan Site, 53.306791°, -4.209615°, +44 1248 852337.
• St David's Park, 53.306685°, -4.211501°. Set in an idyllic location of outstanding beauty, with its own private beach and stunning views of the coastline and Red Wharf Bay.

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