The Southerly facing bay is generally only worth a look when the rest of the Peninsular is huge. Take a look on the incoming tide as there could just be some rideable peaks.
your comments
david shrops
any recommendations on small quiet campsites for back to nature small tent family - also re boat launching for our veteran old gp 14
Mon Aug 6 10:41:08 2007
big red chester
you can launch a boat at aberdaron but dont launch or recover at low tide because of problems floating the boat on or off the trailer. also watch out for the sand, it changes with every tide. one day it's hard the next it's soft; u need a 4x4 really although years ago i launched with a car. u get a lot of people watching u and i can guarantee when ur driving up the slip someone will get in ur way just as u have got the momentum up and then it's hard to get a grip to start again.
Fri May 18 14:53:06 2007
Yorkshireman
Lynne Callow - I think you should be ok to take a dog on the beach now, there is a sign on the slipway that tells you. I'm not 100% sure, but you may have to keep your dog to the left hand side of the beach as you face the sea.
Jan Chadwick - yes you can launch boats from Aberdaron, keep to the left hand side of the beach after going down the slipway.
Moody locals? I've found most of the Lleyn locals to be perfectly friendly, of course if you're going to talk down to them or slag off their language then they're going to get stroppy!
Thu May 3 09:34:15 2007
lynne callow
Please can you tell me if dogs are allowed on the beach at Aberdaron last week in May?
Tue Mar 27 09:47:41 2007
Shan Moule Bromsgrove Worcestershire
What a wonderful place.
The church of St Hywyn's is really worth a visit. I find it incredible to think of all the people who have made a pilgrimage to this beautiful place. Many would have stopped for food where we now all have a cup of coffee. To tread in these footsteps is a privilege. The church has now been restored to its former glory thanks to the hard work of the people of Aberdaron - well done to all concerned!
Mon Feb 26 13:34:11 2007
MIKE TONG, ST HELENS
Aberdaron is a realy nice place to stay, fantastic scenery & the the sea is also very clean. I look foward to going there every year. The locals are very nice if you take the time to speak to them. Aberdaron is a MUST see.
Mon Jul 24 11:51:22 2006
Trudy from Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
Where is the best place to buggy and fly kites - big kites, 5-10m.
Thu Jan 19 21:27:17 2006
Peter Leake, Shrewsbury (originally)
Our family bought a cottage on the Rhiw road back in the late 50s and we have spent so much of our time in Aberdaron over the years, and loved every minute of it. My father, in the last years of his life, turned his attention to giving something back to the village after so many years of happiness there, and he did it by taking responsibility for cleaning the beach. Throughout the 90s dad would spend hours cleaning the beach, with the surprise reward of Aberdaron being recognised with its "Clean Beach" award for a number of years. The beach itself has always had a charismatic effect for me, and the feeling of calmness is something very special. Long may this continue for other generations.
Thu Jan 19 13:07:06 2006
Jan Chadwick
Can you launch boats from Aberdaron?
Tue Jan 10 18:20:30 2006
