Porth Gro

Bay in Anglesey

Wales

Porth Gro

Porth Melin Ifan Owen — Porth Melin Ifan Owen Credit: Alistair Hare

Porth Gro, located on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales, is a picturesque bay that attracts both locals and tourists alike. Situated on the west coast of the island, this bay offers stunning views of the Irish Sea and is known for its natural beauty.

The bay itself is nestled between rocky cliffs, providing a dramatic backdrop for visitors. The beach at Porth Gro is a mix of sand and pebbles, making it a perfect spot for leisurely walks or sunbathing. The clear blue waters of the bay are ideal for swimming, although caution should be exercised due to the strong currents in the area.

Porth Gro is also a popular spot for wildlife enthusiasts. Seals can often be seen basking on the rocks, and various species of birds can be spotted in the surrounding cliffs. In addition, the bay is home to a diverse range of marine life, making it a great location for snorkeling and diving.

The bay is easily accessible, with a small car park available for visitors. There are no facilities at Porth Gro, so it is recommended to bring your own food, drinks, and other amenities. However, nearby villages offer a range of amenities, including cafes and shops.

Overall, Porth Gro is a tranquil and scenic bay that offers visitors the chance to relax and enjoy Anglesey's natural beauty. Whether you are seeking a quiet spot to unwind or an opportunity to explore the local wildlife, Porth Gro is well worth a visit.

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Porth Gro Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.158883/-4.4423898 or Grid Reference SH3665. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Porth Melin Ifan Owen

Porth Melin Ifan Owen

Malltraeth Bay at sunset

Malltraeth Bay at sunset

Path back to Newborough Forest Crossing the dunes at Traeth Penrhos.

Path back to Newborough Forest

Crossing the dunes at Traeth Penrhos.

Sand dunes at Traeth Penrhos

Sand dunes at Traeth Penrhos

Sand dunes at Traeth Penrhos

Sand dunes at Traeth Penrhos

Gap in the dunes Looking towards Traeth Penrhos and Malltraeth Bay.

Gap in the dunes

Looking towards Traeth Penrhos and Malltraeth Bay.

Wind sculptured sand dune

Wind sculptured sand dune

View south along Traeth Penrhos In the distance is Llanddwyn Island, with the mountains of the Lleyn Peninsula beyond.

View south along Traeth Penrhos

In the distance is Llanddwyn Island, with the mountains of the Lleyn Peninsula beyond.

View north along Traeth Penrhos

View north along Traeth Penrhos

View north along Traeth Penrhos The house is across the Afon Cefni and the Malltraeth Sands at Bodowen.

View north along Traeth Penrhos

The house is across the Afon Cefni and the Malltraeth Sands at Bodowen.

Pen-y-parc headland from Traeth Penrhos

Pen-y-parc headland from Traeth Penrhos

The wreck of the Athena The Athena was a Greek ship wrecked in 1852 on Traeth Penrhos.

The wreck of the Athena

The Athena was a Greek ship wrecked in 1852 on Traeth Penrhos.

Traeth Penrhos Looking towards the estuary and Malltraeth Sands.

Traeth Penrhos

Looking towards the estuary and Malltraeth Sands.

Mid-tide on Traeth Penrhos

Mid-tide on Traeth Penrhos

Traeth Penrhos

Traeth Penrhos

View to Llanddwyn Island (Ynys Llanddwyn) A low tide has allowed access to this remote square with distant views to the dark line of Llanddwyn Island (Ynys Llanddwyn), and beyond, The Rivals (Yr Eifl) on the Llŷn Peninsula (Pen Llŷn). Position checked with GPS.

View to Llanddwyn Island (Ynys Llanddwyn)

A low tide has allowed access to this remote square with distant views to the dark line of Llanddwyn Island (Ynys Llanddwyn), and beyond, The Rivals (Yr Eifl) on the Llŷn Peninsula (Pen Llŷn). Position checked with GPS.

Sand dunes, Newborough Warren Plants on the dunes stabilise the sand.

Sand dunes, Newborough Warren

Plants on the dunes stabilise the sand.

Little path over the dunes to the beach The rocky tip of Pen Y Parc to be seen on the horizon on the right.

Little path over the dunes to the beach

The rocky tip of Pen Y Parc to be seen on the horizon on the right.

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Porth Gro is located at Grid Ref: SH3665 (Lat: 53.158883, Lng: -4.4423898)

Unitary Authority: Isle of Anglesey

Police Authority: North Wales

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