The Llyn Peninsula lies on the northwest corner of Wales, dividing Cardigan Bay to the south and Caernarfon Bay to the north. Being three sides surrounded by the sea, you are never short of a sheltered beach and the climate is relatively mild with few or no frost in the winter. To the east are the mountains of Snowdonia, the highest mountain range in the UK south of the Scottish Highlands.The peninsula stretches out around 30 miles into the Irish Sea and is only around 8 miles wide for much of its length. Being west of the Welsh mountains and in the Gulf Stream, Llyn enjoys a mild, drier climate than that of the rest of Wales. During the winter there are few or no frosts, but the snow on the mountains in the distance is a beautiful sight.

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