Enjoy Conwy’s Outdoors Safely
We want everyone to enjoy visiting Conwy County, so please remember to do the small things that will help protect yourself, other people, our communities, and the environment.
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We all love a visit to the beach and so to help ensure that you enjoy our beautiful coastline safely, please check the local weather conditions and be aware of any local safety warnings about potential hazards. A friendly reminder from the local RNLI:
- before you head out, make sure to check the local weather conditions
- check the tide tables
- make sure your equipment is in excellent working order
- while you are out, be aware of your surroundings and the tide's direction
- be aware of the warning signs especially on the West Shore beach in Llandudno
- carry a fully charged mobile phone
- take a look at these two videos for more advice from the RNLI
Visitor Safety on the sea with the RNLI
Water Safety Advice And Tips - Know The Risks (rnli.org)
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Sandbanks, West Shore, Llandudno
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Your guide to enjoying parks and waterways, coast and countryside.
Respect everyone
- be considerate to those living in, working in and enjoying the countryside
- leave gates and property as you find them
- do not block access to gateways or driveways when parking
- be nice, say hello, share the space
- follow local signs and keep to marked paths unless wider access is available
Protect the environment
- take your litter home – leave no trace of your visit
- do not light fires and only have BBQs where signs say you can
- always keep dogs under control and in sight
- dog poo - bag it and bin it in any public waste bin or take it home
- care for nature – do not cause damage or disturbance
Enjoy the outdoors
- check your route and local conditions
- plan your adventure – know what to expect and what you can do
- enjoy your visit, have fun, make a memory
Take a look at this link for the full guidance from Natural Resources Wales
Natural Resources Wales / The Countryside Code: advice for countryside visitors.jpg)
Conwy Mountain
Outdoor adventures
If you’re planning your own outdoor adventure on the coast or in the mountains, take a look at (www.adventuresmartwales.com.) Its advice on weather, gear and skills will help you stay safe.
Eating outdoors
Please don’t feed the seagulls. Seagulls are natural scavengers and can become aggressive when they try to steal food from hands or plates.
