Colwyn Bay Beach

Colwyn Bay Beach is a long and sandy beach located in Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom. The beach is approximately 3 kilometers long and the sand is golden in color.

Other amenities at the beach include bathroom access, lifeguards on duty during peak season, and dogs allowed year-round.

There are many activities available at the beach, such as swimming, sunbathing, and beach games.

There are several parking options available at Colwyn Bay Beach, including both free and paid parking lots. Some of the parking lots are located within walking distance of the beach, while others require a short drive.

Fun facts about Colwyn Bay Beach include that it is the site of the UK's first artificial surfing reef, which was installed in 2011. Additionally, the beach is a popular destination for windsurfing and kiteboarding enthusiasts due to the prevailing winds in the area.

Attractions near Colwyn Bay Beach include the Colwyn Bay Watersports Centre, which offers lessons and equipment rentals for water activities, and the Welsh Mountain Zoo, which is located just a short drive away.

There are many nearby restaurants serving a variety of cuisines, including the Bryn Williams at Porth Eirias restaurant, which offers a seafood-focused menu and stunning views of the bay. Other options include Dylan's Restaurant, serving modern British cuisine, and Amelie's Restaurant, serving French-inspired dishes.

There are several nearby hotels to choose from, including The Beaches Hotel, a seaside hotel with stunning views of the Irish Sea, and The Kinmel & Kinspa, a luxury hotel and spa located a short drive away.