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Pistyll

Explore an historic landscape rich in archaeology and wildlife on Llŷn’s northern coast. | Tirwedd hanesyddol sy’n gyforiog o archeoleg a bywyd gwyllt ar arfordir gogleddol Llŷn.

Pistyll, Uwchmynydd, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 6LR

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Winter Scenes over Porth Pistyll beach

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By road
From Caernarfon- 1. Follow signs towards Nefyn/ Pwllheli (A499) 2. Take the 2nd exit at Llanaelhaearn roundabout (B4417) 3. There are no signs to notify drivers of the entrance from the main road. Before coming into the village of Pistyll, a sign for ‘Nature’s point’ will be on your right- you need to turn here. From Nefyn- Follow the B4417 from Nefyn, after driving through the village of Pistyll, take the first right where the sign for ‘Nature’s point’ is.
By bus
Bus no.27 from Pwllheli

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