Abersochis a bustling seaside resort, which nestles on the south coast of the LlleynPeninsula in NorthWales. It takes its name from Afon Soch, the river that meets the seaat the edge of the town. Once a small fishing port, Abersochhas been transformed into a centre for water sports, ideal for action-packedadventures but just as popular with families who enjoy beach holidays.
Foranyone looking for a more traditional stay away, far from the clamour of citylife, Abersoch is set in a beautiful corner ofWales, blessed with a pleasant climate and plenty to do in every season of theyear.
Enjoy,too, the sound of the Welsh language, because most of the locals speak it.
Stayingin Abersoch
Whateveryour budget or accommodation requirements, Abersochhas something to offer. It has a number of hotels, many guesthouses and B&Bs,as well as self-catering properties, caravan and campsites.
Forfood shopping, Abersoch has two well-providedconvenience stores. Apart from that, there are numerous water-sportequipment and leisurewear shops, as well as quirky gift shops for your souvenirneeds.EatingOut in Abersoch
Don'tbe fooled into thinking that because Abersoch isout-of-the-way, there will only be local food in the eateries. Many nationalcuisines are also represented in the hotels, bars and restaurants – Thai,Mexican, Indian and Italian, for example, as well as British favourites.
Fishand chips are readily available as well as all-day breakfasts, morning coffee,cakes and afternoon teas in quaint cafés. There are a number of takeawayoptions too.
OutdoorPursuits in Abersoch
Abersochis a haven for water-sport enthusiasts, from simple sea bathing and diving towaterskiing and wakeboarding on the calm, sheltered waters of AbersochBay. Each year in July the town hosts Wakestock, acombined music and wakeboarding festival.
Otherbeaches nearby benefit from the full force of the Atlantic, making conditionswonderful for surfing and bodysurfing.
Ifyou prefer to be on the water rather than in it, there are jet skis, dinghiesand powerboats. Local sea fishing is renowned and there is also a well-stockedtrout lake for fly-fishing.
Onland, there is an 18-hole golf course, horse riding, shooting and archery.
TheNatural Beauty of Abersoch
Thecoastline around Abersoch consists of miles ofsandy beaches punctuated by rocky sea cliffs. The main beach is safe forbathing with no strong currents and has spectacular views of the mountains ofwest Wales and St. Tudwal's Islands. Dolphins and seals swim in the bay andthere is an abundance of wildlife, both flora and fauna, to be seen whereveryou go.
Abersoch:Year-Round EnjoymentInthe summer months, Abersoch is a popular holidayresort for young and old, families, outdoor thrill-seekers and nature lovers.
However,with a mild microclimate and sheltered suntraps, Abersochis a great destination no matter which season you choose, with many shops andrestaurants open throughout the year.
