Cellar Farm Caravan and Camping

With the peaceful slopes of the Llŷn Peninsula so close by, the trickiest part is narrowing down which mountains to tackle first. Will it be Carn Fadryn (10 minutes’ drive), named after the five-hectare Iron Age hillfort that takes prime spot on the peak? Mynydd Rhiw (20 minutes), 304 metres high and home to a prehistoric axe factory which was discovered back in 1950s mid gorse burning? Uwchmynydd (20 minutes), which has views over wild coastline? Yr Eifl (35 minutes) is a cluster of hills with views as far as the Lake District and the Isle of Man. The sea’s another setting that must feature in your getaway, and just one glance at a picture of the Trefor Sea Stacks (40 minutes) or the broad sandy bay of Porth Neigwl (15 minutes) should convince you to set off in a hurry. From Aberdaron (15 minutes), there are boat trips to Ynys Enlli, also known as Bardsey Island, which has colonies of grey seals and other gorgeous wildlife.