Ynyslas beach is surrounded by dunes which make up the Ynyslas nature Reserve and are home to many rare plants and animals. You can park right on the sands of thebeach (£1 charge in the summer), but don't venture too far away from the dunes in your car as the sand becomes very soft and you WILL get stuck. There is a caravan site on the road to the beach which has a small shop and take-away, and other amenities such as shops, Guest Houses, pubs etc. can be found in nearby Borth. There is also a good 18 hole golf course.
Ynyslas is usaully only sailable about 2.5 hours either side of high tide, but on neap tides it is possible to windsurf and kitesurf here at all states of the tides as long as you know where the sandbars are.
You can also sail and kitesurf in the main channel between Ynysals and Aberdovey, but it is a bit of a trek across the sands at low tide.
Buggy is good on the sands, but the sand is often a little too soft for mountainboards.
The main hazards to watch out for are the sandbanks, some of which are rocky, the strong currents and the jet-ski's
Sports Suitability
Surf Conditions at Ynyslas Estuary are Not Good
Buggying Conditions at Ynyslas Estuary can be Good
Windsurfing Conditions at Ynyslas Estuary can be Excellent
Kitesurfing Conditions at Ynyslas Estuary can be Excellent
Wind Suitability
Windsurfing at Ynyslas Estuary
Kitesurfing at Ynyslas Estuary
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Comments on Ynyslas Estuary
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Member#: 2
Location: Aberystwyth
Registered: 23-07-2002
Last Visit: 13-01-2020
What Ynyslas needs is a nice little tea shop but it's not allowed for some
reason. You can get food at Searivers (I think that's the one) caravan
site. they do Fish and Chips etc in teh summer and have a small shop but
don't expect a wide choice of products. You can get icecream from the
Ynyslas Nature reserve thing in teh dunes as well.
Posted By:
smaigs
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Member#: 1248
Location:
Registered: 08-03-2005
Last Visit: 01-08-2006
Kite Buggying
The kite wardens are not great lovers of Kite Buggying or boarding being
done on this side of the dunes if its busy usually asking kiters to go
rounf the dunes to the Borth side.
But they don't seem to mind if its empty - but keep and eye out for other
users.
Posted By:
justal
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Member#: 1
Location:
Registered: 21-07-2002
Last Visit: 16-11-2024
Mood: Just Chillin Dude
It's better on the seafront side most of the time anyway as the sand is
much firmer and there is much more room.
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