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Morfa and Nant Bach

A rocky coastline and pebble beach dominated by what was once the world’s biggest granite quarry. | Arfordir creigiog a thraeth cerrig mân yng nghysgod gweddillion hen chwarel wenithfaen a fu unwaith yr un fwyaf yn y byd.  

Morfa a Nant Bach, Trefor, Gwynedd, LL545LB

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Sea stacks, Trefor

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From Caernarfon 1. Follow signs for Pwllheli (A499) 2. Continue along the A499 for 10 miles. 3. Take the first right for Trefor and continue for 0.6mi. 4. Turn right onto Beach Rd 5. For Satnav use LL54 5LB From Pwllheli 1. Follow the A499 towards Caernarfon for 8 miles 2. Turn left at ‘Trefor 2’ junction, continue for 0.6 miles 3. Turn right onto Beach Rd. 4. For Satnav use LL54 5LB From Nefyn 1. At Groes roundabout, follow B4417 towards Stryd y Ffynnon. Continue for 6.5 miles 2. At the next roundabout, take the first exit onto A499 3. Turn left at ‘Trefor 2’ junction, continue for 0.6 miles 4. Turn right onto Beach Rd. 5. For Satnav use LL54 5LB
Parking: Gwynedd Council car park, no charges for parking.
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