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There's plenty to do in Summer at Aberdaron, with miles of sandy beaches to explore and enjoy the sun. Sea kayaking is an excellent way to explore the coastline and visit secret coves or to use as a base for fishing or diving.
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You will find golden sands, and everything from long stretches to secluded coves, all within a few miles of Aberdaron. The whole coastline at the tip of the Llŷn is dotted with beautiful, secluded sandy beaches - with always the chance of seeing choughs, seals and dolphins.
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Llŷn‘s New Digital Walks - The AONB Unit, in partnership with the Llŷn Landscape Partnership, has recently developed a series of digital walks based on Nefyn, Pwllheli, Llanbedrog, Rhiw and Aberdaron.
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Known as the 'Cathedral of Llyn', St Hywyn's Church stands almost on the beach at Aberdaron. It has a long association with Bardsey as the last stopping point before crossing to the island. Built on the site of an ancient oratory.
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Bwlchgwyn is situated on a working beef and sheep farm about half a mile from Aberdaron village and the beach. The site is on a level field with exceptional views across the Llyn Peninsula, Anelog Mountain and Aberdaron Bay.
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Near Aberdaron, on the low hill of Mynydd Ystym, stand the remains of Castell Odo.(OS187 285) Pottery found on the site, is thought, by some, to date to the late Bronze Age.
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We are remembering him in Aberdaron in 2013, a hundred years after his birth. Many of our visitors, mostly in ones and twos, are R. S. Thomas pilgrims. There is an introduction to his life, full of controversy, and his poems in a display in St. Hywyn’s Church.
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There are two sets of public toilets in Aberdaron. One by the car park and the other along the promenade. There is a bus stop in the village, by the Spar with a regular service to Pwllheli, where there is a British Rail station.
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2013年5月28日 · This journey begins along a section of the Pilgrims' Way to Bardsey Island in the picturesque village of Aberdaron. Here, in the church of St. Hywyn can be found two 6th Century headstones. Y Gegin Fawr, now a popular cafe, was once a stopping off point for pilgrims before the perilous crossing of Bardsey Sound.
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A well established family run caravan & camping site, situated at Aberdaron. Caerau Farm enjoys a superb position amidst beautiful pastoral countryside, with a fine open country view. 5 minutes from the beach.