The Ty Coch Pub Walk at Morfa Nefyn / Porthdinllaen

Offers a delightful blend of coastal scenery, historical intrigue, and of course, a refreshing pint at the end! Depending on your desired length and difficulty, here are two options:

The Porthdinllaen Beach Loop (Easy - Moderate, 2 miles):

• Start at the National Trust car park below Lon Golff near Morfa Nefyn.
• Walk back along Lon Golff and turn right onto Lon Las, eventually reaching the B4417.
• Turn right towards Tudweiliog, enjoying the panoramic views of Hell's Mouth and Yr Eifl mountains.
• After a mile, veer left onto a footpath leading onto the dramatic Pwllheli coastline.
• Follow the beach for around half a mile, passing rocky outcrops and the remnants of the old brick works.
• Round the headland towards Porthdinllaen village, spotting the distinctive red Ty Coch Inn perched on the cliffs.
• Enjoy a well-earned rest and refreshment at the Ty Coch, boasting stunning sea views and a rich history as a former vicarage and shipyard inn.
• You can either return along the beach (tide permitting) or follow the footpath inland through Porthdinllaen and back to the car park.

The Edern Circular (Moderate, 4 miles):

• Start at the National Trust car park and head left onto Lon Golff.
• At the crossroads, turn right onto Lon Las and continue onto the B4417.
• Turn right towards Tudweiliog, but after a short distance, take a left onto a footpath towards Edern.
• This peaceful path winds through farmland and woodland, offering glimpses of the Snowdonia mountains.
• Reach the hamlet of Edern and admire the charming cottages and St Tudweiliog's Church.
• Continue past Edern Farm and join a coastal path with breathtaking views of Hell's Mouth and the Lleyn Peninsula.
• Follow the cliff-top path towards Porthdinllaen, passing the new RNLI station and enjoying the dramatic scenery.
• Arrive at the Ty Coch Inn for your well-deserved reward, soaking in the panoramic views.
• Return to the car park along the scenic Porthdinllaen beach or the inland footpath through the village.

Bonus Tips:

• Check tide times if planning the beach route.
• Wear sturdy shoes appropriate for the terrain.
• Pack water and snacks, especially for the Edern Circular.
• Be mindful of weather conditions and dress accordingly.
• Appreciate the historical significance of the area, from the shipbuilding past to the Ty Coch's unique story.

Enjoy your Ty Coch Pub Walk! It's a perfect way to experience the beauty and history of the Llyn Peninsula, with a refreshing pint waiting at the finish line.