Wales Coast Path 16: Cemaes Bay to Cemlyn Bay

We continue our walk along the Wales Coastal Path, on our Anglesey Coast Path section. Starting at Cemaes bay where we finished in the last part outside the Stag Inn at the bottom of the High Street, we continue towards Wylfa Power Station, passing firstly around Wylfa Head, now a nature reserve. We then walk in and around the outskirts of the power station at Llanddausaint. Then back to the coast and to Cemlyn Bay, We enter the bay arriving at the car park. The next day we drive back and walk along the beach to the other car park at the far end, as the tide was in we could not continue across, so walked back to the car.
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[@ItStartsWithAStep]

Walking through the town abd then along the coast was breathtaking! I loved seeing the Welsh countryside! The views, the music and even the sheep left me feeling so positive ✨️ I felt like I'd been out with yoy x

[@WebbysWalks]

Thank you, it was an amazing walk, The whole Anglesey Coast Path has been amazing since we passed Beaumaris. I have loved every minute of walking it. Thank you for watching and your kind comments 👍👍

[@FanPTVlogs]

Cemlyn bay is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing taken around beautiful places

[@WebbysWalks]

Thank you for watching. It was a beautiful walk.✅✅

[@JoeCoachTV]

Thank you for showing us such a wonderful place!👍5

[@WebbysWalks]

Thank you for watching and commenting 👍👍

[@FXWalesAnnaAlf]

Hi Andy , great tour of Cemaes and this coast path. We were here in Cemaes walking this part of the path a couple of months ago and love Cemaes so much, we fell asleep on the sand in the harbour after eating chips 🤭 Always fascinated to see The Stag Inn with it's claim to fame and love the walk up to Wylfa Power Plant. The sheep there had their eyes on you haha. Cemlyn Bay is lovely too and that rainbow there was so pretty. Thanks for taking us back :) ~ Anna 👍

[@WebbysWalks]

Thank you Anna, and thank you for watching. We were lucky to get a rainbow. Yes we visited Cemaes Bay in August for the first time and really liked it, so it was great to be able to reach it on the coast path. The next day we continued and were lucky enough to see seals again. Video coming in a few weeks 😉😉 Can't wait to get back up there. 👍👍

[@felinhoneybees6760]

Really enjoyed watching this as you walked through my farm with the water mill x the cows must of been up by the house that day 🥰

[@WebbysWalks]

Wow, thank you, I just skipped through the video to see where you meant. What a beautiful part of the coast path. I really enjoyed the bit by the stream. I can't remember encountering any cows on that bit of the walk, I remember seeing signs about cows grazing. Thank you for watching, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. All the best, Andy 👍🏻

[@groundbreakerexplore]

Your Travel Channel has been interesting and wonderful to watch, do keep up the great work too! Have a blessed day and stay connected~

[@WebbysWalks]

Thank you for watching and your kind comment 👍👍

[@wavesoffun]

Great trip... Lovely rainbows. Yes, a lot get caught out at the final car park at high water on a spring tide! It was nice seeing the Skerries early in your walk

[@WebbysWalks]

Thank you Ian, yes I had not done much research for the last couple of walks as we were there on a week's break. I got caught out again in another walk from Church Bay. I plan better when I'm heading up on a long drive. Thank you for watching and commenting 👍👍

[@pswalkingtours]

Great trip, wow!

[@WebbysWalks]

Thank you for watching ✅✅

[@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks]

Another brilliant vid Webby. Just totally captures the absolute beauty of the place. Loved that wee bit over the stone bridge with the house and the stream going out to sea. I nearly went back to film myself walking at 3mph.couldnt be bothered getting phone out lol. Im doing last 3 Anglesey stages this Mon.Tues and Wed .looks too difficult to do it in 2 stages from 4 mile bridge to Menai Bridge due to public transport and dont want to ne hurried to beat darkness. Probs get my feet wet and no doubt have to wait on tide

[@WebbysWalks]

Get yourself the certificate and badge for completing it from the website, I got the first one for completing the first stage across North Wales. I look forward to seeing your videos. I enjoyed my little walks on our holiday. I hope to get to Holyhead on our next trip. Thanks for watching. 👍👍

[@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks]

@@WebbysWalks I discovered from watching other vids that I prefer seeing the big waves to still seas. West coast of Holy Island been my fav bit. Keep up the good work Andy

[@NatSatFat]

I am impressed with how you use that go pro, the colours are very good even on this cloudy day, oh, I never seen walkers been captured by a speed checker unit before, it clearly shows you doing 3mph, was it in December you did this? as to what you say about taking the inland route, nah your ok, it split into 2 the inland and the beach route.

[@WebbysWalks]

Hi Bryn, I think it was October as we had a holiday on Anglesey for a week and walked a few smaller sections. I changed the settings on the go pro, and it seems to work on cloudy days. I like it, but it's a first camera, battery life is rubbish, but I bought the volta, handheld battery charger thing. Great for walking, but it would not be much use cycling or sports. You are catching up with where I have got to on the path. A new video will be available on Saturday as we have just returned back from another visit. Thank you for watching. 👍🏻 All the best, Andy