Llŷn Peninsula
Whether you're a resident, visitor or browser, you should find something of interest in our selection of Pen Llŷn websites. There are even more useful links from the area in the individual town sites.
Pen Llŷn
www.penllyn.com
This website covers all the main towns and villages of the Llŷn Peninsula, listing businesses, services and information for visitors. You'll also find history, news, photographs and maps, but just like any visitor to Penllyn, youre quite likely to get lost meandering down some of the byways of this site.
The Llŷn Peninsula
www.llyn-wales.co.uk
There are some beautiful photographs on David Goadby's personal site, as well as his own suggestions on places to eat, visit and stay, and local business directory.
Rhiw
www.rhiw.com
An absolute gem of a website with an enormous archive of historical photographs, documents and stories about this tiny village, as well as current information. The treasure trove includes everything from local herbal remedies and ghost stories to pictures of old village characters and seafarers. It's what the web is all about.
Suggested by Tony Jones of Rhiw.
Aberdaron & District Tourist Link
http://www.aberdaronlink.co.uk/
This fully bilingual site features a Guest Book to allow you to read the experiences of other visitors to the Llŷn Peninsula. The News page is up to date, and encourages content contributions from both locals and visitors. Places to Stay, Eat and Visit hope to give you inspiration and Things to do highlights the best beaches, walks and sailing trips you can enjoy.
Suggested by Jane Davies of Aberdaron.
Llanbedrog Info
web.onetel.com/~wernfawr/
This website has a great deal of information on the village of Llanbedrog, Pen Llŷn. You can find out about on the weather, tides and local businesses. You can also click on the 'search for' button, and find loads more on accommodation, the latest news and different articles on the history of the area. If you ever get lost, just click on the site map to find your bearings.
Suggested by Alan Harper-Smith.
Visit Llŷn
www.visitllyn.com
Welsh and English language variants of the same site are available by simply selecting the language in the bottom right-hand side of the home page. You can register for an email newsletter, read about coastline walks and check out the different moving camera clips featured on each topic's page. The map is a little bit too small for you to make out the place names, but you get the idea.
Suggested by Caroline Williams of Pwllheli.
Llŷn Info
http://www.llyn.info/
Martyn Croydon's website is packed with photos and information for Pen Llŷn visitors and residents alike, including a good selection of walks.
Boduan Sanctuary
http://www.eternalforest.org/
A charitable trust runs this woodland burial site between Pwllheli and Nefyn, believed to be the first in Wales. You can also go there for walks and occasional events to celebrate nature.
Edge of Wales Walk
http://www.edgeofwaleswalk.co.uk/
A walking guide to the Llŷn Peninsula coastline with news, accommodation, cycle hire, and activities.
Llŷn Land and Seafood Festival
http://www.llfa.org.uk
Llŷn Land and Seafood Festival at Pwllheli Hafan Marina features a fantastic array of local seafood available plus quality Welsh produce including Welsh beef, cheeses, wines.
St Hywyn's Church
http://www.st-hywyn.org.uk/
Website celebrating the historic St Hywyn's Church on the shoreline at Aberdaron.
Felin Uchaf Venture
http://www.felinuchaf.com/
An educational centre exploring ways of living and working in creative partnership with each other and the environment - with a wetland project, wildlife meadow, roundhouse, community garden.
Llanystumdwy
http://www.llanystumdwy.com
This site is straightforward guide to the village of David Lloyd George, with history, events, activities and accommodation all included.
Llŷn AONB
http://www.ahne-llyn-aonb.org/
Explore the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty through this site which has photos old and new, visitor information and a section by section guide to the coastal path.
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