Morfa Dyffryn

Nudist

Morfa Dyffryn Beach, situated in Cardigan Bay, Wales, UK, is renowned for its clean, soft sands and fine sand dunes. The beach forms part of a National Nature Reserve, and visitors must obtain a permit to explore. It provides stunning views of Snowdonia, Rhinog Mountains, Tremadog Bay, and the Llyn Peninsula. It is important to note that there is a specific naturist section of the beach marked with blue signs, and individuals who are nude outside of this area may face legal consequences. The beach can be accessed via a turning off the A496, and parking is available closer to the beach for a fee. A public car park is conveniently located adjacent to the beach.

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Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is stunning and spacious with shallow waters, making it safe for both kids and adults to swim. However, some visitors complain about grotty toilets and the long walk to the naturist part of the beach. The beach is also described as a sun trap and a great spot for sunbathing or mingling with others.