Plas yn Rhiw (Gwynedd)

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    Plas yn Rhiw Manor house (Tudor and Georgian additions) with ornamental garden and views across Cardigan Bay. Woodland walk with picnic area.

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      Whistling Sands Beach

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      Porth Ferin Beach

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      Abersoch Offaxis Water Sports

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Pwllheli,
Llyn Peninsula,
Gwynedd,
United Kingdom

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