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East Colwyn Bay Beach
The East section of Colwyn Bay beach spans from the pier down to Old Colwyn Bay. The beach all but disappears at high tide but when the tide goes out you have a large flat expanse of sand.
Parking on the road by the beach, slipway and the promenade is dotted with cafes and shops.
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East Colwyn Bay Beach, Colwyn Bay, Colwyn Bay, Conwy , United Kingdom
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