The gorgeous fishing village with ‘world rated’ beach bar worth the drive from Greater Manchester
In a sleepy fishing village on the North Wales coast is one of the best beach pubs in the world, the Ty Coch Inn. Found in the village of Porthdinllaen at the far end of the Llyn Peninsula, it’s easy to see why it’s top rated.
Although Porthdinllaen was almost as far west as Holyhead, the Anglesey town was more accessible due to Thomas Telford’s road developments. Porthdinllaen Harbour Company was formed in 1808 in preparation, but sadly the bill before Parliament to constitute Porthdinllaen as a harbour for Irish trade was rejected in 1810.
After the storms, the local parish priest wrote to the RNLI to request that a lifeboat be positioned in the harbour. The boatshed and slip were commissioned in 1864 at a cost of £140. At the centre of the village is the Ty Coch which was built in 1823. For the first five years of its life it was the vicarage for the vicar of Edern.
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