Photo of Llandudno West Shore, a beach in Conwy, north Wales.

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Llandudno West Shore

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The West Shore is Llandudno’s quieter beach, facing across the Conwy estuary towards Anglesey and the mountains rather than the resort bustle of the North Shore. Sand and open views, with the Great Orme rising at one end. Lewis Carroll connections are claimed here, marked by a white rabbit memorial on the front. Llandudno station is a little over a kilometre away.

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