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This little cove is just amazing, perfect clean sand with a gentle slope into the sea. To find this beach head along the north coast road through Nefyn. When you reach a small village called Ty-hen take a right at the old cottage. There is a sign post pointing to Porth Iago. About half mile to your left will be the entrance to the farm lane that takes you to the beach car park. Make sure you have change for the parking meter.<\/p>\n

You can stay over night here but beware there are no toilets\/showers or chemical toilet disposal point, take with you what you need!<\/p>\n

The lane to Porth Iago<\/h3>\n

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We had one very windy day!<\/h3>\n

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The sun came out.<\/h3>\n

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Bring on the food.<\/h3>\n

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Porth Iago is somewhat out of the way!<\/h3>\n

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Pay the parking fee or face the wrath of the farmer!<\/h3>\n

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Big views of the sea.<\/h3>\n

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Take a walk around the headland to the other smaller cove.<\/h3>\n

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You will be treated with nice surprises<\/h3>\n

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Divine streams<\/h3>\n

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Clear blue water<\/h3>\n

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Old cottages<\/h3>\n

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The other cove<\/h3>\n

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You will see lots of dairy cows.<\/h3>\n

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Looking out from Porth Iago<\/h3>\n

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A view of Porth Iago<\/h3>\n

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Looking down from the car park<\/h3>\n

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Marmite… The stuff of sinners! But your crumpet tastes mighty fine covered in the stuff.<\/h3>\n

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Porth Iago\u00a0is next to a working dairy farm<\/h3>\n

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The Van<\/h3>\n

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We had a very windy but sunny day which gave us an amazing sunset.<\/h3>\n

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Well worth a stay for a few nights or just to visit the beach for the\u00a0day.<\/p>\n

August 2016<\/p>\n

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