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Abergele Pensarn Beach
19.5 miles from Melin-y-wig (Cynfal)
Abergele Pensarn Beach is a broad, mostly shingle-to-sand shoreline on the North Wales coast with easy access from the promenade and multiple...
View markTowyn Beach
19.7 miles from Melin-y-wig (Cynfal)
Towyn Beach (Conwy) is a long, open, gently shelving sandy beach with shallow surf and occasional small gutters/low tide channels. Access is...
View markFlint Castle (River Dee)
20.0 miles from Melin-y-wig (Cynfal)
Flint Castle sits on the upper Dee estuary with fishing from the sea wall, promenade and adjacent mud/sand flats at high water....
View markQuick links: Abergele Pensarn Beach · Towyn Beach · Flint Castle (River Dee)
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Abergele Pensarn Beach
19.5 miles from Melin-y-wig (Cynfal)
Abergele Pensarn Beach is a broad, mostly shingle-to-sand shoreline on the North Wales coast with easy access from the promenade and multiple slipway/steps points. Fishing is classic open-beach casting over clean ground with occasional patches of mixed sand and small stones, suiting flattie and whiting tactics; after dark and on...
Towyn Beach
19.7 miles from Melin-y-wig (Cynfal)
Towyn Beach (Conwy) is a long, open, gently shelving sandy beach with shallow surf and occasional small gutters/low tide channels. Access is easy from the promenade/parking areas with level walking onto sand; fishing is classic beachcasting over clean ground, best around dusk/night and on bigger tides when features form and...
Flint Castle (River Dee)
20.0 miles from Melin-y-wig (Cynfal)
Flint Castle sits on the upper Dee estuary with fishing from the sea wall, promenade and adjacent mud/sand flats at high water. It’s a classic estuary mark: gentle casting into a tidal channel with strong run on springs, best around high water (and the first of the ebb) when fish...