Within the locality of the 'Polish
Village' there are a variety of activities to keep you occupied
during your stay.
There is a wide spectrum of activities
for visitors to participate in and enjoy. From relaxing scenic
walks to challenging mountain bike trails.
Activity Listing
Cycling
Cycling is recognised as an ideal way in
which to exercise and also to enjoy the splendid surrounding countryside.
There are a variety of cycle routes and trails many of which are
fully marked and have accompanying leaflets from the Tourist Information
Centre.
There are places where you can hire a bike
should you not have your own.
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Fishing
There are a varied assortment of rivers
that offer quality fishing coupled with traditional Welsh hospitality,
surrounded by beautiful countryside and coastline. The assortment
of rivers offer a combination of tranquility and scenery where
you can catch wild brown trout, grayling, salmon and sea trout.
For stillwater gamefishing, then the rich
shallow waters of Talyllyn provides an excellent opportunity for
brown trout fishing and the possibility for sea trout and salmon
in late season.For roach, perch,
pike and gudgeon locals recommend Llyn Tegid.
The Welsh coastline also offers some of
the finest shore fishing whether it be spinning, float fishing,
or bottom fishing from rocks. Depending on conditions, fishing
the surf for bass at Porth Neigwi can be somewhat rewarding.
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Golf
In the surrounding area of the Polish Village
there is the opportunity to experience some of the finest golf
courses that form part of the natural landscape of Snowdonia.
Courses range from links and parkland courses
to hill courses set amongst some of the most splendid picturesque
settings. These include Pwllheli, Abersoch, and Nefyn Golf Courses.
Courses vary and suit all levels ability.
There are also a range of driving ranges (inlcuding one at Penrhos)
for those visitors wishing to practice their swing. Wherever you
choose to play you are guaranteed a friendly welcome.
Visitors are advised to contact the clubs
of their choice in advance to determine availability on specific
dates.
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Horseriding
This particular activity is ideal for those
visitors wishing to explore the rolling hills and beaches. Facilities
can be found at Snowdonia, Llyn Peninsula and the Cambrian coastline
that offer an experience on horseback that is totally unique to
Wales. There are a variety of trails that allow you to ride whilst
appreciating the glorious views whether it be countryside or coastline.
Pony trekking is also available for all
the family.
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Mountain
Biking
For the more adventurous of cyclists there
are some challenging forest trails in the Coed y Brenin and Gwydir
forests. There are also a number of local routes in the area of
Lon Las Menai and Lon Eifion.
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Walking
The wealth of nautral beauty in the surrounding
area of the Polish Village makes it the ideal location for visitors
with all types of walking needs.
Rural footpaths lead gently to stretches
of coastline and cliff-top paths that provide access to secluded
coves and bays. The refreshing clean area in this area will ensure
you get a good nights sleep.
For those visitors that crave for the more
demandinding walks Snowdonia is renowned for its ample hill walking
trails. Trails are marked and supporting leaflets can be found
at the local Tourist Information Centre.
Regardless of your ability or age the local
landscape provides opportunities for everyone.
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Swimming
Available all year round at the leisure centre in Pwllheli and
at several local Blue Flag beaches during the summer months.
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Sailing
Pwllheli and Abersoch have sailing schools during the summer.
Cardigan Bay is an ideal venue for most sailing activities.
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Surfing / Wind Surfing
Porth Neigl or Hells Mouth is a popular spot with surfers.
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Shooting
Clay pigeon shooting available close by at the Shooting School
in Llanbedrog.
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