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Llandudno Beach
- 4.7 out of 5 on Google (3,012 reviews)
A small, boulder-ringed Atlantic beach that locals guard jealously, best at sunset.
Why it’s worth it
Steep stairs and a tight car park keep Llandudno quieter than its neighbours. The sand is backed by huge granite boulders that make natural windbreaks, and surfers work the swell at the northern end. Stay for the light going down over the Atlantic. Remember that the water here is properly cold.
Highlights
- Granite boulders around the sand
- Surf break at the northern end
- Sunset over the Atlantic
- Quieter than Clifton or Camps Bay
Good for
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Where it is
Llandudno Beach, Llandudno, Cape Town, 7806, South Africa
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Where to eat nearby
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Tier 1Rank 3 of 6 in Tier 1Salsify at the Roundhouse
Atlantic Seaboard meal for a beach outing: Llandudno Beach · Salsify at the Roundhouse -
Tier 3Rank 2 of 17 in Tier 3Codfather
Atlantic Seaboard meal for a beach outing: Llandudno Beach · Codfather -
Tier 3Rank 17 of 17 in Tier 3Twelve Apostles dining
Atlantic Seaboard meal for a beach outing: Llandudno Beach · Twelve Apostles dining
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