There’s something exciting about getting up close to a rockpool and taking a peek at what lives below the surface. You don’t know what you might find hidden among the seaweed and barnacle-covered rocks.
In a sheltered bay on the Llyn Peninsula is a tiny fishing village with some impressive rockpools, home to a variety of marine life. Nestled in a sheltered cove, Porthdinllaen features a handful of whitewashed buildings which sit right on the edge of the sand.
When the tide goes out several rock pools are revealed, home to anemones, crabs, fish, jellyfish and more. Children will love investigating all the nooks and crannies, discovering the other-worldly creatures which live there.
