What is recorded here
Llandudno Bay features sandstone and limestone rock formations, primarily from the Carboniferous period, around 300 to 360 million years old. These rocks formed from ancient marine sediments and are notable for their role in the coastal geology of North Wales and as a scenic feature within the Llandudno area.
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Places near here
North Shore BeachBeach / strand · 620 yd
Craig-y-Don ParadeHouse · 1140 yd
Bethania Chapel (Calvinistic Methodist), Nant-y-Gamar Road, Craig-y-DonChapel · 1188 yd
Tennis Court, Queen's Road, LlandudnoTennis Court · 1222 yd
Pebbled beach, Llandudno Bay with Little Orme headlandBeach · 1305 yd
Arcadia Theatre, The Promenade, LlandudnoTheatre · 1372 yd
Llandudno PierFamous place · 1419 yd
Speedboat TragedyMemorial · 1555 yd
BandstandHeritage attraction · 1622 yd
Little OrmeMountain / peak · 1729 yd
Dead Rabbit Cave;Letterbox Cave, Little Ormes HeadCave · 1734 yd
Rhiwledyn Nature ReserveNature reserve · 1744 ydOther information
Photo: Alan Murray-Rust · CC BY-SA 2.0