Tide Times for Thu 20th August
Weather at Red Wharf Bay, Traeth Coch
Red Wharf Bay, Traeth Coch
Red Wharf Bay, known locally as Traeth Coch, sweeps for around 2.5 miles along Anglesey’s east coast between Pentraeth and Benllech. At low tide, huge expanses of sand are revealed, attracting wading birds and other coastal wildlife. With woodland, dunes and wide-open sea views, this is one of the island’s most atmospheric places for a long shoreline walk.
Plan Your Visit to Red Wharf Bay
The Pentraeth side of Red Wharf Bay has a free car park with 39 spaces, including a disabled bay. The beach is particularly rewarding at low tide, when vast areas of sand appear, but take care around tidal channels and mudflats. Dogs are welcome, and the Anglesey Coastal Path connects the bay with Pentraeth and the surrounding countryside.
The sweeping sandy shoreline stretches for approximately 2.5 miles.
Red Wharf Bay is known as Traeth Coch.
Low tide reveals the bay at its most expansive, making it particularly appealing for walking and wildlife watching.
Yes. The exposed sands and surrounding habitats attract a variety of wading and coastal birds.
Yes, the Pentraeth car park is free and has 39 spaces, including one disabled bay.
Yes, dogs are welcome at the bay.
