Wales
CHURCH BAY
A large reef break at Church Bay means that this sand and rock beach has some of the fastest waves in Europe. In strong onshore winds, the (…)
CEMLYN BAY
This N facing pebbly beach of Cemlyn Bay is partly controlled by the Wildlife Trust so access may be difficult. The condition of the beach is very (…)
CEMAES BAY
Situated in a tourist village, Cemaes Bay offers flat-water sailing with occasional chop. The beach faces N and as this area mostly receives offshore winds, it is (…)
RED WHARF BAY
This large sandy beach at Red Wharf Bay is very tide dependent and the conditions are generally only safe for intermediate sailors within two hours of low (…)
MENAI STRAIGHT
It is possible to sail from most beaches along the Menai Straight, though sailing here can be very dangerous. Stronger winds can create good wave sailing conditions (…)
LLANFAIRFECHEN
Llanfairfechen is a sand and shingle beach and is quite popular with the locals. It is possible to sail at any state of the tide and with (…)
LLANDUDNO-WEST SHORE
Llandudno-West Shore is more popular with local people than North Shore, this sandy beach offers fairly choppy sailing conditions. The best winds are SW, which create good (…)
LLANDUDNO-NORTH SHORE
Llandudno-North Shore. This beach is rarely visited as the bay itself is fairly sheltered, so the wind is generally gusty. If you are looking for a challenge (…)
COLWYN BAY
This is not the most popular beach in the area as the wind is generally gusty. The best winds at Colwyn Bay are strong NW and NE, (…)
COAST | PHIL & BEN THE RHOSNEIGR MEN
For this month’s coastal sojourn John Carter heads over the treacherous Menai straights onto the Welsh island of Anglesey to check out the hallowed beaches of Rhosneigr. (…)