Angel Bay
Angel Bay is a small pebble beach located on the Little Orme Headland between Llandudno North Shore and Penrhyn Bay on the north coast of Wales. Although direct beach access is limited due to rocky terrain, the spot offers panoramic sea views and serves as a scenic stopping point for coastal walkers and hikers.
The area has long been connected to fishing and small-scale maritime activities, with local traditions of seafaring deeply rooted in the region's past. This heritage shaped the landscape and continues to define the character of the Welsh coast today.
The beach is known locally as Porth Dyniewaid, reflecting its Welsh heritage and connection to the coastal traditions of the region. It remains a place where locals and visitors alike come to experience a quieter side of the Welsh coast away from busier tourist areas.
The beach is accessible via a walking path from Llandudno, with parking available at the nearby Co-op store, making it an easy trip for most visitors. Bring sturdy footwear for the rocky terrain and plan your visit around low tide to enjoy the most open space along the shoreline.
In autumn, particularly from late October through November, seals return to the area to breed, offering visitors a rare chance to observe these marine mammals in their natural habitat. This seasonal wildlife spectacle remains one of the most memorable and least known features of the location.
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