Red Wharf Bay

Red Wharf Bay (Traeth Coch) is a hamlet on the island of Anglesey in North Wales.

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The bay has sandy and rocky beach sections.

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It is reached by a small lane off the A5025, just south of Benllech.

It is on the Anglesey Coastal Path.

Arriva bus 62 from Bangor and Amlwch.

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Red Wharf Bay. A scenic bay, with a large expanse of sand when the tide goes out. Good spot for bird watching with waterfowl and wading birds such as oystercatchers, shelduck, purple sandpipers, curlew and dunlin. (updated Feb 2016)

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Red Wharf Bay Sailing & Water Sports Club.

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53.30598-4.2083681 ^{[dead link]} The Old Boathouse, ☏ +44 1248 852731.
53.3138-4.2062 The Tavern on the Bay, ☏ +44 1248 852751, info@thetavernonthebay.co.uk. 11:00 to 23:30. Coastal gastro pub.

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53.305583-4.2088621 Ship Inn, ☏ +44 1248 852568.

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53.306791-4.2096151 Porthllongdy Caravan Site, ☏ +44 1248 852337.
53.306685-4.2115012 St David's Park. Set in an idyllic location of outstanding beauty, with its own private beach and stunning views of the coastline and Red Wharf Bay.

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