When the sun is shining nothing beats spending a day at the beach. Everyone has their go-to coastal spot, but there’s one stunning cove in North Wales which has seen a surge in popularity.
With a small, sandy beach nestled between two headlands and gentle waves lapping the shore, Porth Iago is a picture-postcard location. Located on the north-west side of the Llŷn Peninsula, Gwynedd, this charming beach has only recently been rediscovered.
In its 1970s heyday Porth Iago had a bustling campsite occupying more than 30 acres. However, following the death of a member of the Ty Mawr farming family that owns the surrounding land, camping virtually ceased in the area, North Wales Live reports.
