Porthmadog is the largest of the  towns, full of various shops and places to eat.

In this once great seaport during the slate era, rich in maritime history and the home of the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland railways, you are ideally placed for visiting all of the main tourist attractions of Snowdonia on days out. With all the majesty of Snowdonia as a backdrop.

Porthmadog is home to thae largest business park, the closest Tescos, and Aldi and Lidl stores to name a few.

Access to Black rock sands..

This site is worth    visiting and consists of a pair of burial chambers.

Best to park up in Bro Arthur a cul d sac and walk a little way towards the primary school, take care at the iron railings - the path to the chambers is between the school drive and the bunglows at Bro Arthur.

This site has two    internal structures that have been exposed by excavation. The first is an    earlier portal dolmen type tomb on an originally roughly circular mound    which was later incorporated with a long mound with a rectangular chamber    at the other end. 

The site would have    been covered with a cairn of stones. Both entrances face approximately    east and there is a 4 foot (1.3 metre) standing stone in front of the    rectangular chamber.