Morfa Nefyn and the Llŷn Peninsula

Village spirit is still clear to see in Morfa Nefyn, this seaside community backs it's long sandy bay with the idyllic fishing hamlet of Porth Dinllaen at the western end. There is a shop just down the road and the fish and chip shop is right next door, ideal if you want to get something quick to eat when you arrive.

Morfa Nefyn from above

The neighbouring town of Nefyn is slightly larger with a few shops and a bank. However, for a wide range of shopping facilities and other services, Pwllheli is the best place. Pwllheli is the unofficial capital town of the Llŷn Peninsula and is only seven miles away down a fairly straight road which runs directly from the north coast (at Morfa Nefyn), to Pwllheli on the south. This also allows easy access to other well known holiday resorts like Abersoch, Llanbedrog as well as Criccieth and Porthmadog to the south east.

Over a quarter of the land surface area of the peninsula is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and it really isn't hard to see why. The long stretches of sand, small coves, rocky cliffs, small harbours, volcanic hills, rolling countryside and relaxed way of life all add up to make the Llŷn Peninsula the truly unique place it is!

What's more, if all that isn't enough for you, we are within easy reach of the Snowdonia Mountains, the mighty castle at Caernarfon as well as Anglesey and beyond.

You can get more information about the local area at www.llyn.info

We'll be happy to point you in the right direction for what you are looking for on your holiday.