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If you and your dog love wide sandy beaches, fresh sea air, and endless space to roam, then Rhosneigr’s beaches on the west coast of Anglesey are an ideal getaway. With three stunning beaches, Traeth Rhosneigr, Traeth Crigyll and Traeth Llydan, this laid-back seaside village offers year-round dog-friendly stretches. Whether you’re after windswept coastal walks, paddling in the waves, or a cosy post-walk pub stop, Rhosneigr is a brilliant dog-friendly destination in North Wales.
Dog Access and Rules
Dogs are welcome on all three of Rhosneigr’s beaches all year round.
Things To See & Do
Rhosneigr is one of Anglesey’s most picturesque coastal villages. It has golden sands, rolling dunes, and spectacular sea views. It’s also a hotspot for watersports, birdwatching, and coastal walks.
With miles of golden sand, dogs can sprint, sniff, and splash to their heart’s content. Head towards the western end of Traeth Crigyll or explore Traeth Llydan for more peace. Traeth Rhosneigr is the busier town beach. Traeth Crigyll is a stunning sandy bay with shallow waters, perfect for paddling, playing fetch, and long walks along the shoreline. Traeth Llydan is the longer, quieter beach backed by grassy dunes that offer more space for dogs to roam.
To the rear of Traeth Crigyll dunes is RAF Valley so that you will see regular low-flying planes.
If you want a longer dog walk, take a scenic walk along the Anglesey Coastal Path towards Aberffraw or Tywyn Trewan. The path offers breathtaking cliffside views and hidden coves.
Access and Facilities
Rhosneigr is just off the A4080, around 15 minutes from the A55 expressway, making it easily accessible from Holyhead, Bangor, and the rest of Anglesey. There are several car parks in Rhosneigr.
Rhosneigr has a small railway station with services connecting to Holyhead, Bangor, and Chester. Local buses run from Holyhead and Llangefni, stopping in the village centre.
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