My Chihuahuas don’t mind the beach but they really don’t like getting their dainty little paws wet. I absolutely love the beach, the waves are so relaxing and all my worries disappear the minute I am by the coast. I love standing in the water as the tide comes and goes even when it’s freezing. So both chihuahuas tend not to follow me into the water, they usually just stand and stare and probably wonder what I’m doing.
My favourite most amazing view of all the beaches is Llanddwyn Island. You walk through forest and catch sight of Mount Snowdon through the trees, to then land on the most perfect sands.
This beach is absolutely huge, it’s spans a very long distance from the island through to Newborough and the winter months are great for walking the dog, due to birds nesting in the summer.
We were lucky to stay in the cottage on the estuary in Aberffraw. They had the an amazing view every morning. No-one could believe we were still in the UK! What do you think?
I loved the fact it was ever changing. The estuary would fill up twice a day so you had to walk around to reach the beach, but when the tide went out I love walking through what was left of the water to the waters edge.
The coastal path from here takes you to the ‘church in the sea’ St Cwyfans church. It’s a lovely headland walk leading to some sheltered coves then to the main beach.
Porth Nobla beach is a smallish beach, but once the sea is out you can walk from here to Rhosneigr, this is a stunning walk, it takes in a bit of the headland and crosses a small River leading to the sea which has a bench that was awarded Kingsmill lunch with a view. It is a stunner.
Cottage at Porth Nobla 
Penrhos country park or coastal park as it’s sometimes known completely surprised us. After walking through the forest watching the red squirrels we came across an open expanse of sand, we walked out to a beautiful beach. I did not expect that at all.
This park had so much to offer. There are sculptures dotted around the park. A pet cemetery. Lots a wildlife. It’s great for kids and pets.
Isle of Anglesey 