Pretty UK seaside town totally off-grid named among the best in Britain

Nefyn in Gwynedd offers a mixture of natural beauty, history, and outdoor activities suitable for all ages. It's a great place for a peaceful getaway and to explore the Welsh coast. Plus, it has been named amongst the coolest in the country.

Located on the northwest coast of the Llyn Peninsula in Gwyneth, Wales, it’s a popular destination amongst visitors because of its sandy beach. It has a population of over 1,000 residents, and it can get quite busy during the peak season as neighbouring towns and visitors look forward to a relaxed getaway far from the hustle and bustle of the city.

If you’re looking for a seaside escape with picturesque views and a variety of outdoor activities, without the need to travel to the other side of the world, this charming seaside town is the perfect destination for your short getaway.

The best way, which is also the most convenient and cheapest way to get to Nefyn from London is by car, which takes approximately six hours. For those who enjoy a scenic drive, travelling by car offers the added benefit of enjoying the stunning Welsh countryside along the way.

Alternatively, visitors can take a train from London Paddington to Cardiff Central in just under two hours and then make their way to Nefyn by taking the Transport for Wales train service to Bangor and finally transferring to a connecting bus service that will take them directly to Nefyn.

Nefyn offers a range of experiences to suit all preferences and ages. From outdoor adventures, to cultural experiences and days at the beach. Visitors can visit the many beaches in Nefyn, including Morfa Nefyn Beach, Porthdinllaen and Llanbedrog Beach.

The most popular beach amongst visitors is Nefyn Beach. It's a long, sandy stretch backed by cliffs and insane views of the coastline. Ideal for families with children to do picnics, explore the rock pools or tanning whilst sipping a cocktail (or two.)

Alternatively, there are many other outdoor and indoor activities, including visits to the museums, art galleries and ancient forts:

Llŷn Maritime Museum (Amgueddfa Forwrol Llŷn): Learn about the peninsula's maritime history in the old church in Nefyn.

Plas Glyn-y-Weddw: A Victorian gothic manor and art centre in Llanbedrog.

Trwyn Dinllaen Iron Age Hill Fort: Learn about the ancient ruins near Nefyn.

Cwrw Llŷn Brewery: Visit the brewery for a tour and tasting.

Tre’r Ceiri hillfort: 450 metres above sea level on the Yr Eifl hills, it’s one of the best-preserved Iron Age settlements in the UK.

Regardless of your plans, and whether you're travelling with your loved ones or alone, Nefyn in Gwynedd is an ideal place for a relaxing beach holiday. Visitors can expect spectacular sights, rich history, and fun activities, making it one of England's most beautiful seaside resorts.