Based in North Wales near Porthmadog, Shell Island (Mochras) boasts long sweeping sandy beaches with stunning views of the unspoilt Welsh countryside, including Cardigan Bay & the Snowdonia National Park,

Stunning Beaches: With miles of unspoiled sandy shores, Shell Island is a paradise for beach lovers. Whether you're building sandcastles with the kids, taking a leisurely stroll, or simply soaking up the sun, our beaches are the perfect escape from the …

Shell Island is a Sandy beach located near Porthmadog in Gwynedd.On the main area of the beach dogs must be kept on leads, however if they fancy a run off their lead, there is an area available to them past the last safety sign on the beach, below the big sand dune.

Shell Island has three bathing beaches. Two small bathing beaches which are only available when the tide is out and the main bathing beach at the South end of the 'Island' which runs for 6 miles down to Barmouth. The South bathing beach is …

Get away from the hustle and bustle with a trip to Shell Island on the beautiful Welsh Coast. The long sweeping sandy beach has spectacular views. While not actually an island this part of the coast is backed by sand dunes and a large expanse of beach.

Aug 24, 2024 · Shell Island, or Mochras (Pig Island) as known in Welsh, remains tethered to the mainland of Gwynedd. The only vehicular path to this idyllic location requires traversing a causeway across the...

Shell Island has two Chalets. One at the North end overlooking the Estuary, and Rhinog mountain range, and the other at the South end of the Island, overlooking the beach with marvellous views overlooking the whole Bay.

Shell Island is a peninsula, which becomes an island at high tide and is situated near the village of Llanbedr. The island is renowned for its wild…

There are three beaches on the peninsula, the main beach extends for six miles down to the resort of Barmouth, it offers good windsurfing and kitesurfing conditions and is backed by sand dunes. The dunes on the island were once some of the highest in the UK, rising to 125 feet.