Newry Beach (Traeth-Newry)

  • Newry Beach - Anglesey
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  • Newry Beach - Anglesey
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  • Newry Beach - Anglesey
    © DS Pugh and licensed for reuse under this Licence
  • Newry Beach - Anglesey
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  • Newry beach is a small stretch of shingle and rock set within the harbour formed by the large breakwater. The beach is backed by a promenade which runs from the Holyhead Maritime museum along to the sailing club. Behind this is a large grassy area.

    The beach is within a few minutes walk of the town centre and has been a popular spot for dog-walking, rock pooling and swimming amongst locals for many years. However, at the time of writing the beach’s future is uncertain as a major waterfront residential development has been proposed.

    Also known as:

    Traeth-Newry

    Type of beach

    Shingle & rock

    Lifeguard service

    No

    Dogs friendly beach?

    Dogs allowed

    No dog restrictions.

    Anglesey dog friendly beaches »

    Activities

    • Sailing

    Facilities

    • Town centre nearby
    • Promenade

    Nearest town

    Holyhead

    Postcode

    LL65 1YA

    OS grid ref.

    SH 2422 8338

    Parking

    Limited parking available.

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