Llandudno Left is situated left of the beach when you face the ocean and lends itself to similar climbing conditions to the main sectors. The boulders are less concentrated and you often find yourself against the ocean where the waves break.
“Distinct from most other venues on the Peninsula, the seaside bouldering provides a unique atmosphere all its own along the shoreline of Llandudno beach. Like most old Cape granite the rock is simply a congealed mass of random debris and crystal fragments where you'll be assured of the typical friction-dependant slabs and nigh impossible steep faces, yet thanks to their long bombardment by the elements over the years a fair range of cracks and features also sculpt these rocks ensuring a more diverse range of climbing is found on fat slopers, cracks and edged rock. This long aquatic history has left the rock fairly rough, so bring along your best set of fingertips or take it slow to see out the day.” ~ Cape Town Bouldering
