Yes, parking is available next to the beach, including a pay-and-display car park and free on-street parking in some areas. However, it can get busy in peak season, so early arrival is recommended.

Dogs are permitted on part of the beach all year, but there are seasonal restrictions on the eastern end of the beach (in front of the car park) from 1st May to 30th September. If you need a fully dog-friendly beach nearby, check out Rhosneigr Beach.

Yes, the nearest train station is Holyhead, approximately 2 miles away. From there, local buses and taxis can take you directly to Trearddur Bay.

Absolutely! The Anglesey Coastal Path runs through Trearddur Bay, making it accessible for walkers exploring the island’s stunning coastline.

Yes, there are several cafés and restaurants near the beach where you can enjoy a coffee, light bite or even a seafood lunch with sea views.

Yes! Trearddur Bay is ideally located for exploring Anglesey’s top attractions. Visit the iconic South Stack Lighthouse, explore hidden coves along the coast or take a boat trip to see local wildlife. For more inspiration, check out our full guide to local attractions in North Wales.

Yes, Trearddur Bay has a blue flag awarded beach