Harlech Beach

Harlech, Gwynedd, Wales

The golden sands are four miles very long and supply a really superb spot for walking, coastline combing, kite surfing and bathing, though there is no lifeguard address at Harlech Beach. The sands are supported by a dune system that's been accreting therefore radically that Harlech Castle, nearly a mile inland, had been actually built right by the sea. See our listing for Harlech Castle to find out more.On the north part associated with the coastline may be the Morfa Harlech Nature Reserve, a haven for rare plant types and birdlife.On the end that is southern the promontory of Shell Island where more than 200 various kinds of shell have already been discovered. Leatherback turtles are occasionally seen offshore hunting the jellyfish that are loaded in the bay, so do be cautious of the when swimming.The postcode is an approximate so please do individually prepare your journey.

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