Abersoch Voyage Tips and guide

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Abersoch is a village in Llŷn particularly favoured for sailing. The village and the roads to the headlands west of it tend to get very crowded. Packed with holiday homes, making housing unaffordable to most locals, it becomes a bit of a ghost town outside of the main tourist season. As a consequence, it has very little native character about it.

On the A499 six miles south west of Pwllheli from where there is a bus connection, and the closest rail station.

• 52.81-4.561 Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth). 3 mile wide bay and beach (updated Sep 2016)

• Wakeboarding. 
• Wales Coast Path

• 52.822588-4.5057671 Venetia, Lon Sarn Bach. restaurant and accommodation (updated Nov 2016)
• Mickey's Boatyard ("The Little Tearooms") is a cafe south end of the bay, open M-Sa 9AM-5PM, Su 9AM-4PM.

• 52.854348-4.4999651 Bodwrog, Bodwrog, Llanbedrog, Pwllheli, Gwynedd LL53 7RE, ☏ +44 1758 740341, [email protected]. Caravan and camping park, self catering holidays. (updated Aug 2015)
• 52.823825-4.5051372 St Tudwals Inn, ☏ +44 1758 228349. Pub with food and rooms. (updated Nov 2016)
• 52.807-4.4953 Porth Tocyn Hotel, Bwlchtocyn LL53 7BU, ☏ +44 1758 713303. Great comfort and dining and views over the bay. B&B double from £170. (updated May 2020)

• Rhiw
• Pwllheli