Ynslas
Ynslas
"We drove down from Snowdonia, visited The Centre for Alternative Technology (the vegetarian lunch was great) and then stopped at Ynslas to walk along the dunes before heading south to Aberystwyth.
Visit and discover clean sandy beaches with clear waters,
caves, waterfalls, wild rugged cliffs and so much more.
There are fabulous walks across the headlands to secret coves rarely visited
except by birds and the ghosts of ancient smugglers..
Facilities at Ynslas
| Awards | Bathing | Yes | |
| Type of Beach | Sandy beach and dunes | Café | |
| Car Park | Yes | Sea Angling | Yes |
| Toilet | Dogs | No * | |
| Disabled Access | Phone |
Comments
Cwmtydu
"The family have stayed at Neuadd Farm Cottages
and Ty Hen Holiday Cottages. On our first visit
we all walked down to the cove at Cwm Tydu to look for dolphins and
seals. No sighting this time but the beach and the setting sun were
spectacular."
Facilities at Cwytydu
| Awards | Seaside Award Rural Beach | Bathing | Yes |
| Type of Beach | Sandy beach | Café | Yes |
| Car Park | Yes | Sea Angling | Yes |
| Toilet | Yes | Dogs | Yes |
| Disabled Access | Yes | Phone | Yes |
Comments
* Dogs:
Dogs are prohibited from sections of certain beaches between 1st May
and 30th September under the local byelaw. The restrictions do not apply
to a guide dog accompanying a registered blind person. Linear
or circular walk.