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Best marks near Llanglydwen
Top spots within about 20 miles, ranked by distance and rating.
Newport Parrog
11.5 miles from Llanglydwen
Newport Parrog is the sheltered inner harbour/estuary area at the mouth of the Afon Nyfer, with easy access from the village and...
View markNewport Sands
11.6 miles from Llanglydwen
Newport Sands is a long, gently shelving surf beach at the mouth of the Nevern Estuary, with easy access from the Newport...
View markTelpyn Point
12.1 miles from Llanglydwen
Telpyn Point is a low rocky headland and wave-cut platform west of Amroth, fished from rough rock ledges and kelpy gullies with...
View markSt Dogmaels
12.1 miles from Llanglydwen
St Dogmaels sits at the mouth of the River Teifi opposite Poppit Sands, with most shore anglers fishing the estuary edges, slipway/harbour...
View markPendine Sands
12.1 miles from Llanglydwen
Pendine Sands is a long, gently sloping open surf beach on the Carmarthenshire coast with easy access from the village and seafront...
View markAmroth Beach
12.2 miles from Llanglydwen
Wide, gently shelving sand beach at Amroth with a stony/reef edge and rock outcrops toward the eastern end; easy walk-on access from...
View markQuick links: Newport Parrog · Newport Sands · Telpyn Point · St Dogmaels · Pendine Sands · Amroth Beach
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Newport Parrog
11.5 miles from Llanglydwen
Newport Parrog is the sheltered inner harbour/estuary area at the mouth of the Afon Nyfer, with easy access from the village and parking close by. Fishing is typically from harbour walls, slipway edges and adjacent mud/sand flats, giving calm-water sport on most tides; expect mixed estuary species with occasional better...
Newport Sands
11.6 miles from Llanglydwen
Newport Sands is a long, gently shelving surf beach at the mouth of the Nevern Estuary, with easy access from the Newport (Traeth Mawr) car parks and short walks onto clean sand. Fishing is classic Welsh south-west beach sport with a bit of estuary influence: best on the flooding tide...
Telpyn Point
12.1 miles from Llanglydwen
Telpyn Point is a low rocky headland and wave-cut platform west of Amroth, fished from rough rock ledges and kelpy gullies with deeper water close in. Access is typically by walking along the coast path then dropping down where safe (tide-dependent) or approaching via the shoreline from nearby bays; it’s...
St Dogmaels
12.1 miles from Llanglydwen
St Dogmaels sits at the mouth of the River Teifi opposite Poppit Sands, with most shore anglers fishing the estuary edges, slipway/harbour wall and nearby rocky shoreline. Access is straightforward on foot from the village with short walks and level platforms in places, but tides run hard in the main...
Pendine Sands
12.1 miles from Llanglydwen
Pendine Sands is a long, gently sloping open surf beach on the Carmarthenshire coast with easy access from the village and seafront parking, allowing comfortable fishing straight off clean sand. It’s primarily a distance-casting mark with few snags, best on a flooding tide and into dusk/night, producing typical sandy-beach species...
Amroth Beach
12.2 miles from Llanglydwen
Wide, gently shelving sand beach at Amroth with a stony/reef edge and rock outcrops toward the eastern end; easy walk-on access from the village seafront and car parks. It fishes mainly as a clean-sand surf mark for flatfish and bass, with occasional rays and smoothhound when tides and water clarity...