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Section 5

Tudweiliog to Llangwnnadl

The church of St Gwynhoedl is one of the architectural gems of Llŷn. Its three naves are testament to the prosperity bought by thousands of Pilgrims. This coast was a notorious haunt of smugglers in the 17^th and 18^th centuries and is also a famous shipwreck coast. The remains of a vessel smashed on the rocks can still be seen at low tide at Porth Mawr.

Distance 7 miles / 11.3 km

Terrain This is steady walking on soft grassy cliffs and long sandy beaches until the path takes us inland along lanes to the Church at Llangwnnadl.