Local favourites
Sightseeing
Porthdinllaen is a much-photographed coastal settlement with quaint houses and a waterfront inn. Ty Coch Inn is voted one of the best beach pubs in Wales!
Porthdinllaen also hosts a headland golf course that is not for the faint hearted, set high on the sea cliffs of the narrow peninsula. The sea laps the shore on three sides on some of the greens, and there are spectacular view overlooking Porthdinllaen bay.
Follow the path around the bay to the Porthdinllaen Lifeboat Station, which is home to a Tamar class all-weather lifeboat. You can visit the station or watch them train on Wednesday evenings.
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Porthdinllaen
Porthdinllaen is a much-photographed coastal settlement with quaint houses and a waterfront inn. Ty Coch Inn is voted one of the best beach pubs in Wales!
Porthdinllaen also hosts a headland golf course that is not for the faint hearted, set high on the sea cliffs of the narrow peninsula. The sea laps the shore on three sides on some of the greens, and there are spectacular view overlooking Porthdinllaen bay.
Follow the path around the bay to the Porthdinllaen Lifeboat Station, which is home to a Tamar class all-weather lifeboat. You can visit the station or watch them train on Wednesday evenings.
Nefyn is a popular seaside village with harbour. Nefyn has a graceful crescent shaped safe and sandy beach. A tranquil spot to take a walk or to while away the day.
The Church now houses an informative Maritime Museum.
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Nefyn
Nefyn is a popular seaside village with harbour. Nefyn has a graceful crescent shaped safe and sandy beach. A tranquil spot to take a walk or to while away the day.
The Church now houses an informative Maritime Museum.
Originally a small fishing village, Abersoch has become a popular and very fashionable seaside resort. It's great beaches, clear waters and sheltered harbour have made it a sailing/watersports centre. The village has a number of good restaurants and family friendly pubs as well as up-market boutiques and shops.
Abersoch is home to the annual Jazz Festival attracting artists and fans from all over the world. In July Abersoch hosts Wakestock, an annual three-day mix of wake-boarding competitions and popular music.
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Abersoch
Originally a small fishing village, Abersoch has become a popular and very fashionable seaside resort. It's great beaches, clear waters and sheltered harbour have made it a sailing/watersports centre. The village has a number of good restaurants and family friendly pubs as well as up-market boutiques and shops.
Abersoch is home to the annual Jazz Festival attracting artists and fans from all over the world. In July Abersoch hosts Wakestock, an annual three-day mix of wake-boarding competitions and popular music.
Pwllheli is known as Llŷn’s ‘capital’. This busy market town is a seaside resort, home to one of the best modern marinas in the UK.
Pwllheli Harbour gives access to the inviting sailing waters of Cardigan Bay and the Irish Sea with costal cruises available. There is also an excellent leisure centre to keep the kids entertained, along with activity-packed Glasfryn Parc.
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Pwllheli
Pwllheli is known as Llŷn’s ‘capital’. This busy market town is a seaside resort, home to one of the best modern marinas in the UK.
Pwllheli Harbour gives access to the inviting sailing waters of Cardigan Bay and the Irish Sea with costal cruises available. There is also an excellent leisure centre to keep the kids entertained, along with activity-packed Glasfryn Parc.
A charming little seaside village with a superb sheltered sandy beach, and possibly the most famous (certainly the most photogenic) line of beach huts in Wales.
Llanbedrog is also home to Wales’ oldest gallery, Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw, a magnificent Grade II Listed Victorian Gothic Mansion, which overlooks Cardigan Bay and the mountains of Snowdonia. Well located for an abundant choice of walks with spectacular views.
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Praia de Llanbedrog
A charming little seaside village with a superb sheltered sandy beach, and possibly the most famous (certainly the most photogenic) line of beach huts in Wales.
Llanbedrog is also home to Wales’ oldest gallery, Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw, a magnificent Grade II Listed Victorian Gothic Mansion, which overlooks Cardigan Bay and the mountains of Snowdonia. Well located for an abundant choice of walks with spectacular views.
Aberdaron was the last place of rest and refreshment for pilgrims before their final journey across to Bardsey Island through the treacherous waters of Bardsey Sound – Swnt Enlli.
Today Aberdaron is a small fishing village and part of the National Nature Reserve. Take a walk around the Mynydd Mawr headland which provides amazing coastal views. Or alternatively take a boat trip to Bardsey Island (where allegedly 20000 saints are buried) and the ruins of St Mary’s Abbey. The sea crossing will be dependant on good weather but seals, dolphins and a variety of seabirds are very likely to be seen on the short crossing from Aberdaron. For more information visit: www.bardseyboattrips.com
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Aberdaron
Aberdaron was the last place of rest and refreshment for pilgrims before their final journey across to Bardsey Island through the treacherous waters of Bardsey Sound – Swnt Enlli.
Today Aberdaron is a small fishing village and part of the National Nature Reserve. Take a walk around the Mynydd Mawr headland which provides amazing coastal views. Or alternatively take a boat trip to Bardsey Island (where allegedly 20000 saints are buried) and the ruins of St Mary’s Abbey. The sea crossing will be dependant on good weather but seals, dolphins and a variety of seabirds are very likely to be seen on the short crossing from Aberdaron. For more information visit: www.bardseyboattrips.com
Known as Whistling Sands because of the distinctive squeeking sound the sand makes when you walk on it. A fine beach with a small café/shop and toilets tucked away.
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Porthor
Known as Whistling Sands because of the distinctive squeeking sound the sand makes when you walk on it. A fine beach with a small café/shop and toilets tucked away.
A lovely, open beach, with good quality sand and mostly body boarding style waves. There is some excellent rock pooling to be had amongst the rocky fringes of the beach.
Porth Colmon
A lovely, open beach, with good quality sand and mostly body boarding style waves. There is some excellent rock pooling to be had amongst the rocky fringes of the beach.
Porth Neigwl, also known as Hell’s Mouth. An impressive sweep of sand that runs between twin headlands; Mynydd Penaryfynydd and Cilan. The beach consists of pebbles and sand, it can offer good waves, but beware of strong undertows and cross currents do occur here.
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Porth Neigwl
Porth Neigwl, also known as Hell’s Mouth. An impressive sweep of sand that runs between twin headlands; Mynydd Penaryfynydd and Cilan. The beach consists of pebbles and sand, it can offer good waves, but beware of strong undertows and cross currents do occur here.
Caernarfon castle is architecturally one of the most impressive castles in Wales. This world heritage site is well worth a visit, just 45mins from Maesoglan.
For more information visit: http://www.caernarfon-castle.co.uk
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Castelo de Caernarfon
Castle DitchCaernarfon castle is architecturally one of the most impressive castles in Wales. This world heritage site is well worth a visit, just 45mins from Maesoglan.
For more information visit: http://www.caernarfon-castle.co.uk
Food scene
Great Coffee and a menu full of classic favored dishes. Take a short stroll from the café to some of the Llyn’s best beaches. The Wales Coast Path is also adjacent to the café, as well as many circular walks of varying levels of difficulty
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Caffi Porthdinllaen
Golf RoadGreat Coffee and a menu full of classic favored dishes. Take a short stroll from the café to some of the Llyn’s best beaches. The Wales Coast Path is also adjacent to the café, as well as many circular walks of varying levels of difficulty
Very nice café, set on a farm that overlooks Tudweiliog bay. Serving great coffee with delicious cakes. It also boasts a shop, selling a mix of beautiful homeware, accessories, and gift items.
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Cwt Tatws
Very nice café, set on a farm that overlooks Tudweiliog bay. Serving great coffee with delicious cakes. It also boasts a shop, selling a mix of beautiful homeware, accessories, and gift items.
Centred in the heart of Abersoch, Zinc offers plenty of seating inside and out. Theres a lovely terrace to sit outside and enjoy the views. Good coffee and delicious cakes, you can also enjoy their more extensive food and drinks menu.
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Zinc Cafe Bar & Grill
Lon Pen CeiCentred in the heart of Abersoch, Zinc offers plenty of seating inside and out. Theres a lovely terrace to sit outside and enjoy the views. Good coffee and delicious cakes, you can also enjoy their more extensive food and drinks menu.
A great coffee shop serving breakfast, lunch, pastries and cakes. In the evening, they serve middle eastern mezze dishes with a great wine selection and locally brewed beers. Kin & Co is also a family run independent store selling contemporary fashion and streetwear.
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Kin & Co
Lon Pen CeiA great coffee shop serving breakfast, lunch, pastries and cakes. In the evening, they serve middle eastern mezze dishes with a great wine selection and locally brewed beers. Kin & Co is also a family run independent store selling contemporary fashion and streetwear.
A family friendly restaurant, just footsteps from the beach and the popular Welsh Coastal Path. This restaurant and bar stands elevated above the beach with breathtaking views over Porthdinllaen. The Cliffs offers a varied menu, but the lobster, local fish and seafood are their specialty.
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The Cliffs
Lon BridinA family friendly restaurant, just footsteps from the beach and the popular Welsh Coastal Path. This restaurant and bar stands elevated above the beach with breathtaking views over Porthdinllaen. The Cliffs offers a varied menu, but the lobster, local fish and seafood are their specialty.
The restaurant sources local, fresh ingredients to create delicious dishes. They serve award winning Aberdaron Crab and Lobster – freshly caught by the owners, the Harrison family. There is a good choice of beers and ales, including fine ales produced by the Purple Moose brewerey in Porthmadog and cask ale from the Big Bog Brewery.
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The Ship Hotel
The restaurant sources local, fresh ingredients to create delicious dishes. They serve award winning Aberdaron Crab and Lobster – freshly caught by the owners, the Harrison family. There is a good choice of beers and ales, including fine ales produced by the Purple Moose brewerey in Porthmadog and cask ale from the Big Bog Brewery.
Directly overlooking the bay and sandy beach of Aberdaron. There is a great terrace to saviour the views of the sea towards the islands. You can watch the sun go down while enjoying a drink and good food. The restaurant offers freshly caught seafood or lighter snacks such as afternoon teas with home baked cakes
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Gwesty Ty Newydd
Directly overlooking the bay and sandy beach of Aberdaron. There is a great terrace to saviour the views of the sea towards the islands. You can watch the sun go down while enjoying a drink and good food. The restaurant offers freshly caught seafood or lighter snacks such as afternoon teas with home baked cakes
Located in a stunning seaside setting in Criccieth Bay. This family friendly restaurant serves an extensive and delicious menu of local seafood, meat and vegetables.
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Dylan's Criccieth
Located in a stunning seaside setting in Criccieth Bay. This family friendly restaurant serves an extensive and delicious menu of local seafood, meat and vegetables.
Renowned seafood restaurant that has been run by husband and wife team Keith and Marisa for over 26 years. Marisa does the cooking and Keith is front of house. The menu is extensive using locally sourced seafood caught fresh each day, complemented by a great wine selection. Highly recommended for a special occasion, the food is 6 star! You must call for reservations.
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Twnti Seafood
Renowned seafood restaurant that has been run by husband and wife team Keith and Marisa for over 26 years. Marisa does the cooking and Keith is front of house. The menu is extensive using locally sourced seafood caught fresh each day, complemented by a great wine selection. Highly recommended for a special occasion, the food is 6 star! You must call for reservations.
Llŷn Independent Brewery. Visit the shop and tap room or book your own brewery tour.
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Cwrw Llyn
Llŷn Independent Brewery. Visit the shop and tap room or book your own brewery tour.
A lovely country house surrounded by its own secluded ground and less than a mile from the beach. The restaurant consistently gains high awards. Serving produce sourced from Wales, including welsh black beef, mountain and saltmarsh lamb, pork and chicken from local farms. The vegetables, herbs and fruit also come from their own kitchen garden
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Plas Bodegroes Restaurant
Nefyn RoadA lovely country house surrounded by its own secluded ground and less than a mile from the beach. The restaurant consistently gains high awards. Serving produce sourced from Wales, including welsh black beef, mountain and saltmarsh lamb, pork and chicken from local farms. The vegetables, herbs and fruit also come from their own kitchen garden
Delicious food, with a varied menu. Upstairs offers more of a brasserie than tavern; the bar is stocked with wines from interesting places, cocktails and local ale from Cwrw Llŷn.
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Whitehall
Stryd MochDelicious food, with a varied menu. Upstairs offers more of a brasserie than tavern; the bar is stocked with wines from interesting places, cocktails and local ale from Cwrw Llŷn.
A recently-refurbished family-friendly pub restaurant only 5 minutes drive from Maesoglan. Great new menu, playground for the kids and take-away available.
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Y Bryncynan
A recently-refurbished family-friendly pub restaurant only 5 minutes drive from Maesoglan. Great new menu, playground for the kids and take-away available.
Takeaway
Nefyn Pizza & Kebab Ltd
53A high streetBombay Joes
Y Bryncynan
Shops
Povey Butchers Ltd
SPAR - Nefyn
3a Stryd FawrGrocery store
Siop a Garej Morfa
Garage and grocery store
Fferyllfa R J Jones Pharmacy
High Street