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This quaint village is a popular resort on the
banks of the Glaslyn Estuary, and is a world
away from it's neighbour, Porthmadog, only a 5
minute walk away from the harbour.
The village has a car park, shop, restaurant,
tea shop and petrol station. The harbour is only
accessible at High Tide, quickly drying out as
the tide drops. The views over the estuary to
the Rhinog Mountains to the south, and the
Moelwyn Mountains to the east are stunning on a
clear day, especially in the spring when there
can still be snow on the summits.
From the village there are a few footpaths along
the cliffs leading eventually to Black Rock
Sands, near neighbouring Morfa Bychan. Along the
side of the estuary there are many small coves
and hidden places to explore. However, care
should be taken as tidal currents in the estuary
can be very strong.
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