Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island): "The Island of Twenty Thousand Saints"
		A monastery was built here from AD 516 by St. Cadfaen and the Island became a focal point for the Celtic Christian Church. For a detailed look - visit the Bardsey Island Trust site...

		Uwchmynydd
		Situated just to the southwest of Aberdaron - there are fantastic views of Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island) from Mynydd Mawr, with parking facilities and a small tea room. A coastguard station is situtated on the peak - and when you get there you will know why - as it overlooks the infamous Bardesy Sound, with its very strong tidal flow. The waters in the sound are treacherous, especially when the tide is racing.

 

		Nant Gwrtheyrn - Welsh Language & Heritage Centre
		It is well worth a trip to see this unusual village in a beautiful and spectacular setting near Llithfaen, excellent cafe and very interesting museum. Parking at the top of the hill for the energetic ( beware of the hill coming back up!) or there is a car park at the bottom. The cafe will also supply a map of a circular walk which will take about 3-4 hrs around the headland with some fantastic views over the sea. More info at www.nantgwrtheyrn.org

		St Tudwal's Islands
		The Islands visible from Abersoch Bay. For info - click here.

		Local Churches
		Information on the many historic churches in the area that form part of a "Pilgrim's Trail" : for more info - click here...

		Porth Ysgo
		small beach, waterfall and old mine workings with nearby Porth Cadlan - the possible location of one of King Arthur's battles. Click here...

		Plas yn Rhiw
		historic house and gardens. More info under construction...

		Carn Fadryn
		Great views from the mountain at the centre of the peninsula. More info under construction...

		Mynydd Rhiw
		The mountain that overlooks Porth Neigwl offering tremendous views from both sides. More info under construction...