Traeth Bach Beach, Beaches Cemaes, Anglesey - Wales where to go, what to see and where to stay in Wales

Cemaes is situated between Tregele and Llanbadrig on the northern coast of Anglesey. Traeth Bach beach is the smaller of two beaches in Cemaes Bay. It is located on the west side of the bay, over the river from Traeth Mawr. It is a mostly sandy beach with several rock pools, and is a popular place for kayaking and windsurfing. There are fantastic views of the Penrhyn headland and of Cemaes Bay from the beach. A slipway gives disabled visitors and those with infants access onto the beach. Parking can be found near the beach, with some spaces allocated to disabled visitors. The beach is juat a few minutes walk from both the harbour and the centre of the village of Cemaes with pubs and cafes close to hand - and a chip shop that does a cracking fish and chips. <br><br> Please note that dogs are banned from Traeth Bach during the summer months, but this is not always enforced.