Cemaes Bay - Traeth Mawr - Sykes Inspiration

Cemaes Bay – Traeth Mawr

Translating literally to ‘Big Beach’, these soft and golden sands rest just on the outskirts of the charming village of Cemaes Bay on the Isle of Anglesey.

This popular family beach is a must for those visiting Anglesey. With a car park, toilets, a beach café, a promenade and picnic tables, it has just about everything you need for a family fun day out.

At low tide, you can play ball games on the expanse of sand, explore caves and paddle in the shallows. For the more adventurous, there’s a slipway at the far end of the beach allowing boats and jet skis the opportunity to take to the seas.

In the village behind the beach, you’ll find plenty of local shops, cafés and pubs – the ideal way to end the day at Traeth Mawr.

Enjoy a fantastic day out at Cemaes Bay…

Image Credits: Jeff Buck – CC BY-SA 2.0; Jeff Buck – CC BY-SA 2.0; Jeff Buck – CC BY-SA 2.0

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Dogs welcome year-round
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Activities

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Weather & Tide

Local Tide Times

22 October 2025

Time	Type	Height
03:44	high	4.85m
09:40	low	0.79m
16:05	high	4.74m
21:52	low	0.96m

23 October 2025

Time	Type	Height
04:16	high	4.8m
10:09	low	0.86m
16:33	high	4.72m
22:22	low	0.99m

24 October 2025

Time	Type	Height
04:49	high	4.7m
10:38	low	0.98m
17:03	high	4.65m
22:53	low	1.06m

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Cemaes Bay – Traeth Mawr