Situated on the east coast of Anglesey with a large sandy beach almost half a mile long, backed by sand dunes and rock pools.  Lligwy is relatively sheltered and secluded, with the nearest village, Moelfre half an hours walk along the coast path.  There is a very popular beach cafe, bar and tepee with live music and events.  The cafe runs a social swim club - this isn't life guarded or safety supported just a chance to meet up with like minded, sea loving swimmers.
Benllech
One of the most popular beaches on the island, with clear blue flag waters which are exceptionally safe for bathing.  There is lots of parking and toilets available.
Church Bay 

A popular beach, mostly sand with rock pools to either side.  A Beach Warden is in attendance from late May until early September.  Swimming is generally safe and the high cliffs provide good shelter from the wind.  Facilities include a car park, toilets cafe and seafood restaurant.
Traeth Bychan
Sheltered and safe sandy bay, backed by cliffs that provide shelter and safe bathing.   There is a beach shop and cafe andis also home to Red Wharf Bay Sailing club.