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Alittlebitoutoffocus

Who doesn’t like going to the beach? Well, here I bring you photos of not just one, but three beaches in North Wales. All of them, quite coincidentally, are only a few miles from where Jude and I have been staying for this past 2 weeks.

Firstly, Benar beach, which is very, very long and very wide when the tide is out…

Secondly, we have Llandanwg beach, which is quite small and pebbly in places. But there is a very nice café adjacent to the car park, which serves delicious scones!

Last, but not least, is Harlech beach, which is huge, (by UK standards anyway), even when the tide is in!

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  1. DavidH Avatar
    DavidH

    I think you’ve put Harlech Beach on my to-visit list. Stunning.

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    1. Alittlebitoutoffocus Avatar
      Alittlebitoutoffocus

      It’s a fabulous spot for sure and with so much space, you feel that you have it all to yourself (especially at this time of year). We walked down the steps at the southern end of the beach after parking on the side of the road which goes down to Llandanwg just south of the bend in the A496. Mike Hardisty pointed out that the bend is a good spot for taking sunset pictures.

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  2. CJ Avatar
    CJ

    oh god i love a good beach!!!! We have put a bid on a property in South Devon… a campsite close to the beach… fingers crossed…. I will keep you posted… hopefully you will visit!!!!

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    1. Alittlebitoutoffocus Avatar
      Alittlebitoutoffocus

      Yes, I had to tear my wife away from Llanbedr. We’re now in the heart of England in Derbyshire – nowhere near the coast! I hope your bid is successful. 😊

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  3. bayphotosbydonna Avatar
    bayphotosbydonna

    Three beautiful beaches, each different and unique! What’s up with the beached boats on Llandanwg beach? Blown in from a storm?

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    1. Alittlebitoutoffocus Avatar
      Alittlebitoutoffocus

      Regarding those boats – there’s a natural inlet which fills with water at high tide and the boats can get in and out. The tide must have been out when I took that photo. So no storm damage!😊

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  4. Sandra Avatar
    Sandra

    Fantastic beach scenes! I love the beach.

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    1. Alittlebitoutoffocus Avatar
      Alittlebitoutoffocus

      Yes, beach and sunshine (including a swim or two of course) – what could be better ? 😊

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  5. Anita Avatar
    Anita

    What a wonderful place and such nice pictures on the amazing beaches! I love the soft warm colors of the sand and stones. And today you are not living far away from these beaches, lovely!! The only thing I wonder is if it gets warm enough in the water to go for a swim😄😅

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    1. Alittlebitoutoffocus Avatar
      Alittlebitoutoffocus

      It definitely does get warm enough to swim. My wife and I both went in for a swim before Christmas. (I think it was in October if my memory is correct), but my wife went in just 2 weeks ago – twice in a week! She’s bought some neoprene gloves and sock/shoes which keep at least her hands and feet warm. Brrrrr…. Not for me though!

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      1. Anita Avatar
        Anita

        It all depends on the temperature of the water. In Malta, I always waited until it reached at least 25 degrees, and I prefer bikini instead of neoprene gloves and sock / shoes 😂

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