Black Rock Sands

Black Rock Sands, Wales

Black Rock Sands (also known as Morfa Bychan), is a sandy beach in gwynedd Wales in the UK with rocky areas. Unlike the name, the rocks are not actually black. The beach is around 2 miles and is backed by a dune system which has been designated as a SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest).

Hotels

There are a number of local hotels and cottages nearby.

Camping and Caravan Parks

There are a number of camping and caravan parks near Black Rock Sands perfect for a holiday including Haven Greenacres and Black Rock Sands Touring and Camping Park.

Other beaches near Rock Sands Beach worth visiting

Other Beaches in North Wales worth visiting include the beaches on Anglesey, Barmouth and Abersoch.

Other places of interest

Porthmadog is situated just outside The Snowdonia National Park on the Afon Glaslyn estuary, which runs into Tremadog Bay. We also recommend visting Portmeirion where The sci-fi series the Prisoner was filmed. Well worth a view.

Frequently Asked Question

Are dogs banned from the beach?

Dogs are banned from the central section of the beach, but the beach is dog friendly on the eastern and western sections.

Can you drive on Black Rock Sands?

You can drive onto the beach here and as a result it is popular for motor boats and water bikes which have a special zone designated for their use.

How much does it cost to park at Black Rock Sands?

A great beach you can park on, costs £5 per car for the full day

What can you do at Black Rock Sands?

Local attractions include Black Rock Llamas and Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways

Is it safe to swim at Black Rock Sands?

You are advised not to swim.

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