Trearddur

Trearddur Bay occupies a sheltered stretch of coast on the west side of Holy Island, off Anglesey in northwest Wales. Its sandy bay faces the Irish Sea, while low rocky headlands and small coves shape a shoreline on the island’s coastal circuit. The settlement developed as a Victorian seaside resort and remains closely linked to Holyhead, the nearby port town with ferry connections to Ireland. Walkers can follow the Wales Coast Path along the shore, and Welsh place names reflect the area’s enduring language and island identity. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Anglesey and Holy Island connects regionally.

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