Surf: General: Not exactly renowned for the quality of its surf, this long stretch of sandy beach is more popular with kitesurfers and windsurfers, but on those super rare days when a SW swell threads the needle between Ireland and the Llyn Peninsula there can be fun waves here. It mostly gets onshore windswell through. Better banks form by the stream. Tides: Works through the tides. Size: Waist to shoulder high. Wind: NE Swell: Big SW Bottom: Sand. Paddling: OK when small, heavy paddle when big. Spot Rating: Not a classic worth travelling for, really a once in a blue moon kind of spot. Super fickle beachbreak, usually onshore windswell. Access: Tricky parking, a couple of small car parks set back from the beach. Crowds: Crowd Factor: Quiet. Local Vibe: Chilled. Environment: OK. Hazards: Rips and currents when big. Season: December - February.