| Porth Dinllaen
Porth Dinllaen is probably the best
harbour along the north coast for protection from the sea. It is
almost a natural harbour with just a small wall of boulders protecting the
beach where there are houses at the top of the sand.
The headland is quite rocky and care
should be taken to stay clear of rocks that are submerged at high
tide. There is a private access to the village, however, the nearest
public access to the shore is at Morfa Nefyn across the bay, marked by
white houses at the foot of the cliffs.
There is a pub in Porth Dinllaen, the Tŷ
Coch (right at the top of the beach), with toilet facilities, there
are shops in Morfa Nefyn about three-quarters of a mile away.
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