This easy 2.5 mile walk has sweeping sea views across to Anglesey. Portdinllaen was once a bustling port, but lost its trade to the likes of Liverpool and Holyhead.
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| Porthdinllaen headland, once an Iron Age promontory fort |
From the high point on the cliff top at Morfa Nefyn, walk down onto the sandy beach at the foot of the Portdinllaen cliffs. Follow the beach round to the headland. At the lifeboat station, take the access road up onto the cliff top (once an Iron Age fort,) and return to Morfa Nefyn.
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| Historical Iron Age fort information |
The date of this walk makes use of the opportunity to dog-walk on this stretch of beach before the May-September high season dog ban takes effect.
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| Beach by the Lifeboat Station |
Parking
National Trust Car Park, (opposite Caffi Porthdinllaen), Morfa Nefyn LL53 6DA
There is a charge for this car park, except for National Trust members.
Directions
- From A497 take B4412 into Morfa Nefyn.
- Follow Lon Pen Rhos towards Golf Club.
- At Caffi Porthdinllaen, turn right into car park
