Nightsky Glamping

If you’re an adrenaline-seeking sort of person, Porth Neigwl – or Hell’s Mouth beach as it’s known in English – is just the place for a spot of surfing or kitesurfing (a five-minute drive). Lessons are available for the uninitiated, and a couple of shops in Abersoch, which also has a handful of cafés, bars, pubs and restaurants, hire out equipment. Abersoch beach (five minutes) is a calmer part of the coast, so head here for paddleboarding and kayaking on the rentals available, or sign up with the Abersoch Sailing School for a stint on the sea. Activities are to be had at Glasfryn Parc as well, including go-karting, Segway riding, wakeboarding and bowling (25 minutes). For a change of scenery, amble inland to the Plas yn Rhiw manor house and get a glimpse of the gorgeous gardens (10 minutes), then crack on towards Criccieth Castle (half an hour) to hike up to the hilltop ruin and gawp at the excellent view over the coast below.