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General
Newborough Warren and the nearby beach at Malltraeth Bay are situated at
the south-west corner of the island of Anglesey - 'Ynys Mon' in the Welsh
langauge.
OS Map Ref: SH 387 640
Access & Parking
From the Menai Bridge on the A5, take the A4080 south to the village of
Newborough (Niwbwrch). From there, a road - signposted "To the Beach
/ Traeth" - leads south to a car park on the coast - approx. 2 miles.
This Forestry Commission road is subject to a toll ( £2.00 in 1999 -
effectively includes parking charge).
Walk from the car park on to the beach and head north (turn right)
towards the rocky promontory at Llanddwyn Island. Beyond this lies
Malltraeth Bay and the area used by naturists. The walk from the car park
is two to three miles in total.
Description
Described as having "breathtaking landscape and unspoilt sands"
and " superb views of Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsular" this
is one of several beautiful beaches along this part of the coast.
Newborough Warren is also a nature reserve. The beach itself is of fine,
golden sand, backed by dunes. On-shore winds from the Irish Sea can be a
problem at times. It is said that naturists used to gather in an area to
the south of the car park - midway between Llanddwyn Island and Abermenai
Point - but increased numbers of textile beach-goers forced then to move
to remoter spots.
Facilities
You're joking, of course. Bring your own supplies!
Water Quality
No information available.
Trip Report September 2004
"Just found your website and...I think that your bit on the Newborough beach on Anglesey needs updating (I'm a local, and go several times a year).
If you turn right on leaving the car park (heading North towards Llandwyn Island) you will have a long walk to a beautiful but plain, exposed and windy beach with open water. Not many people go there. Most of us still turn left from the car park (heading south) and walk until the beach curves left a little at some high sand dunes. From here, the crowded part of the beach is more or less out of sight. There is room to sit amongst the edge of the dunes (but please don't go into them as they are an esential nature reserve and any walking could damage the sensitive fauna cover of the dunes).
At high season - textiles do walk along here sometimes - just be sensible and don't be obvious. If you see the warden coming along the beach in his 4x4 - cover up - he is known to get just a tad irate! This area does have a regular gay group - but as a woman I feel safer amongst them than amongst "straight" people! Waters here are sheltered, and quite warm as the tide goes out, with shallow pools that you can wallow in. Views are unbelievably fantastic - especially on a sunny evening."
Trip Report August 2004
"Lovely, huge (3-4 miles?) clean beach in a beautiful location - the bay north of the island was virtually empty. I saw - I think - two textile families, but no-one else - although this was a Friday. If you have a dog - they should stay south of the beach entrance, which is a textile area, but I can't see anyone objecting north of the island as there was no-one there!"
Nearby Beaches To the Northwest : Aberffraw
To the Northeast: beach near Arthurs Fort, beyond Beaumaris.
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