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Pentraeth

The village of Pentraeth sits on the bank of Afon Nodwydd – its name means “head of the beach” and it is thought that the sea once came up to it. From the beach at Pentraeth, where there’s usually a great mobile cafe, serving homemade cakes and good coffee, you can access Red Wharf Bay with its huge stretch of sandy beach – a bird watchers’ paradise.

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