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Pilgrim’s Path — Clynnog Fawr
Start of the ancient pilgrim route to Bardsey, from the great church of St Beuno. Waymarked sections suit…
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Llŷn Coastal Path — Aberdaron to Uwchmynydd
The signature stretch of the 91-mile coastal path: clifftops, coves and the pilgrim’s view to Bardsey. Allow 3…
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Yr Eifl (The Rivals)
Three peaks rising straight from the sea, with the Iron Age town of Tre’r Ceiri on the eastern…
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Mynydd Mawr Viewpoint
The end of the Llŷn — heathland headland looking across Bardsey Sound. Porpoises, choughs and the best sunset…
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Plas yn Rhiw
National Trust manor house and gardens with views over Hell’s Mouth. Snowdrops in winter, azaleas in spring.
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Criccieth Castle
Ruined native Welsh castle on its headland between two beaches. The view along Cardigan Bay is worth the…
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Nant Gwrtheyrn
The Welsh Language and Heritage Centre in a spectacular former quarry village at the foot of the cliffs.…
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Plas Glyn-y-Weddw
Wales’ oldest art gallery — a Gothic mansion above Llanbedrog beach with exhibitions, a sculpture wood and a…
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Llanbedrog Beach
Sheltered family beach with its famous row of colourful beach huts and woodland walks behind.
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Aberdaron Beach
Broad village beach at the tip of the peninsula, with the church of St Hywyn standing right on…