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A Weekend Break in a Valley of
Legends - for Large Groups Only
Day
1: Friday - Arrive at Nant Gwrtheyrn any time after noon and take up
your cottages. There is much to explore in this area. The old quarry village
Nant Gwrtheyrn sits in its own beautiful valley on the North Wales coast in
the Yr Eifl mountain range, near Llithfaen. So isolated that until recently
it could only be reached by sea, it has been restored, has a new road and is
now home to the Welsh Language Centre, see
www.nantgwrtheyrn.org.
Roomy cottages are well appointed, each with a lounge, well equipped
kitchen, bathroom and two twin bedded rooms. Couples may have their own
cottage if they wish. We can promise you something rather special in
stunning scenery see
www.pixaerial.com. 7 pm - 3 course evening meal provided on a buffet
basis at the licensed bar/restaurant, Caffi Meinir overlooking the sea.

Day 2: Saturday – We will
transport you in our minibus to Clynnog Fawr church, the traditional
assembly point for pilgrims making the journey to Bardsey Island and in
whose footsteps you will be walking. You can then set out on the first
section of the walk over the high moors at Bwlch Mawr, which will lead you
to Llanaelhaearn. At the Rivals Inn where you can buy lunch or eat your own
sandwiches. The trail then leads on and upwards to the dramatic Iron Age
fortress of Tre’r Ceiri, the best preserved Iron Age fort in the United
Kingdom and the largest one built of stone. The path then takes you through
the village of Llithfaen and back down to your cottages at Nant. Evening
meal at 7 pm as before.
Day
3: Sunday – Set out from Nant along the coast and cliffs, and then
through some National Trust land to the pilgrim church of Pistyll, and then
on through woods and hills to Nefyn and the village on the sand Porth
Dinllaen, which has a colony of seals off the end of the peninsula and an
excellent pub-the Tŷ Coch Inn where you can buy lunch or eat your own
sandwiches
www.tycoch.co.uk. Our minibus will then collect you and take you back to
Nant to recover your transport.
The 2008 price for this weekend including self-catering accommodation for
2 nights and evening meals as described, a driver/guide, use of the minibus,
maps and GPS equipment, would be £98 per head. For the sake of economy we
have not included breakfasts or packed lunches as these are very much an
individual choice. Each cottage has a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge
and freezer to store your provisions so that you may easily prepare your
own.
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