There is a beach tucked away in North Wales that people "always come back to" because of the golden sands and secret caves.
Black Rock Sands in Gwynedd is a two hour drive away but many go for a full day out by the sea and some stay over in the nearby caravan parks and camping sites. The stretch of beach looks out over Cardigan Bay and is secluded due to the River Dwyryd to the left and dramatic cliff edges to the right and in the shadow of Snowdonia.
People who reviewed the two mile sandy escape on TripAdvisor said people always come back to Black Rock and others pointed to how rare it is to have a beach you can drive on making it extremely accessible for people. And it is a novelty that is welcomed with vehicles being able to park from 9am in the morning and until 8pm when the restriction barriers close.
