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Swap the crowds for calm with our guide to the quietest beaches on the Llŷn Peninsula. Discover summer “hidden gems” like Porth Iago, Porth Ysgo and Porth Ceiriad, roam the big-sky sands of Porth Neigwl, and try easy coast-path wanders from Pwllheli West End to Llanbedrog (Aqua!) or the little coves from Borth-y-Gest. Add Whistling Sands (Porthor) or Morfa Nefyn to Porthdinllaen for a walk-with-a-view and a picnic stop. Out of season: bliss—just check tides and go early or la

Spend a week on the Llŷn Peninsula with castles, beaches, easy coastal walks and plenty of down time back at Ysgubor Degwm. This 5-day family itinerary (within a 7-night stay) mixes big adventures—heritage trains, Portmeirion, Anglesey and watersports in Abersoch—with the simple joys: pizza-oven nights, BBQs, tennis, table tennis and unlimited swims in your own private heated indoor pool.

Spend a week on the Llŷn Peninsula with castles, beaches, easy coastal walks and plenty of down time back at Ysgubor Degwm. This 5-day family itinerary (within a 7-night stay) mixes big adventures—heritage trains, Portmeirion, Anglesey and watersports in Abersoch—with the simple joys: pizza-oven nights, BBQs, tennis, table tennis and unlimited swims in your own private heated indoor pool.

There's something rather wonderful about a beach walk with a dog. The excitement when they first spot the sea, the inevitable sandy paws and that wonderfully contented sleep when you get home.

North Wales Coastal Path 1. It Stretches Thirty Miles Out to Sea. A very noticeable on the map of Wales, the Llŷn Peninsula stretches miles out of the Welsh coastline, despite never being more than eight miles wide. Surrounded by the sea on three sides 2. 100 miles of coast The Llyn Peninsula boasts nearly 100 miles of coastline and many spectacular beaches. Porth Lago, Llanbedrog Beach, Porthor (Oer) Whistling Sands, and Abersoch often feature on lists of the best beaches i

"Pearl of Wales on the Shores of Snowdonia". Criccieth is a popular seaside town on the Llyn peninsula in the Eifionydd area of Gwynedd in Wales. The town lies 5 miles west of Porthmadog, 9 miles east of Pwllheli and 3.5 miles south of Ysgubor Degwm. Criccieth has a population of around 1,753 people. Criccieth is noted for its fairs, held around the 23 May and 29 June every year. Large numbers of people visit the fairground and the market which spreads through many of the st

In the 90s this well preserved C18 field barn, was carefully converted. Roll on another 25 years and an interior reimagining was needed

The story began in the spring when a property I had kept seeing was still showing as "under offer". The property in question was perfect...