Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
sustainable produce features heavily on the menu (four-course dinner £45, Sunday lunch
£23; open 7pm to 9.30pm Tuesday to Saturday, 12.30pm to 2.30pm Sunday March to
November). It's located amid immaculately coiffured gardens, a mile inland from Pwllheli
along the A497.
Pili Palas
( 01758-612248; 2-4 Stryd Moch; mains £5-6; 10am-4.30pm Mon-Sat)
Friendly Pili Palas serves
light bites such as sandwiches, wraps, salads and hot ciabatta in cosy surrounds. It's li-
censed too.
CAFE
Taro Deg
( 01758-701271;
www.tarodeg.com
; 17 New St; mains £4-8; 9am-4.30pm Mon-Sat; )
Relaxed and
spacious, this centrally located cafe (near the train station) offers newspapers to browse
and a tasty selection of cooked breakfasts, sandwiches and cakes.
CAFE
£
Information
Pwllheli Tourist Office
(
01758-613000;
www.visitsnowdonia.info
; Station Sq;
9.30am-5pm Apr-Oct)
Getting There & Away
BUS
A daily National Express coach heads to/from Porthmadog (£7.20, 30 minutes), Caernar-
fon (£7.40, one hour), Bangor (£7.60, 1½ hours), Llandudno (£9.10, two hours) and Lon-
don (£38, 10½ hours).
Most of the peninsula's services originate or terminate at Pwllheli. Destinations include
Aberdaron (route 17; 40 minutes), Morfa Nefyn (8; 20 minutes), Criccieth (3; 23
minutes), Porthmadog (3; 35 minutes) and Caernarfon (12; 45 minutes).
TRAIN
Pwllheli is the terminus of the Cambrian Coast Line, with direct trains to Criccieth (£3.30,
15 minutes), Porthmadog (£4.80, 22 minutes), Harlech (£7.80, 47 minutes), Barmouth
(£11, 1½ hours) and Machynlleth (£16, 2¼ hours).
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