Peter

I originally got this group together in Aberdaron in 2003 to found the Edge of Wales Walk and I now work very much full-time on this business; liaising with customers, preparing quotations, attending tradeshows and driving the minibus. I particularly enjoy welcoming customers to Llyn from all over the World.

Helen

I have been a director of the company from the beginning. I now work for the company on a part time basis - or rather a full time basis in the school holidays when I am not working at the school. I help out with office duties and especially enjoy it when the customers finish their walk and come up to Dolfor for a well-earned cup of tea and piece of Bara Brith.

Louise & Mike

We live at Trewern, across the road from Peter in Dolfor. Mike has been doing more and more driving since the business has really taken off and Louise has been helping out with B&B, chatting to customers about the area, and helping to cater for the many visitors at Dolfor. We especially enjoy taking customers over to Bardsey and introducing them to the delights of this magical island. Mike has now taken the position of travel trade manager for Walking North Wales and will be the anchor-man when we go to Showcase Wales.

Laura & Ed

I have been company secretary for Edge of Wales from day 1, but Laura and I run a restaurant on Anglesey (Ann's Pantry 01248 410 386) and I also work on the Moelfre Lifeboat crew. so you won't see much of me! I am looking at the bigger picture. If we could only spread this sort of operation to Anglesey (which has its own coastal path) and then further afield through our new venture, Walking North Wales, then we wouldn't just have started a local business, we would be building an industry for Wales.

Simon

I live just outside Aberdaron and I've been working for the Edge of Wales Walk since the beginning. I've been thoroughly enjoying the work, as I'm often out driving our customers to the walk through the beautiful countryside of Pen Llyn. I also take bookings on the phone. It's great to know that I'm working for a company that, by attracting more visitors to the peninsula outside of the main holiday season, is doing good for the wider community. I have been learning Welsh through a course operated by the University of Wales - Bangor, and hope to be fairly rhugl in a few year's time.