Aberdyfi sits on the northern shore of the Dyfi Estuary at the southern edge of the Snowdonia National Park in Gwynedd — a village of 878 permanent residents that swells considerably in summer with visitors drawn to its championship golf club, working harbour, golden beach stretching north to Tywyn, and the views across the estuary to the Ceredigion hills beyond. The first ever Outward Bound centre opened in Aberdyfi in 1941, and the village has retained a character shaped by its maritime and outdoor heritage that makes it one of the most genuinely distinctive coastal destinations in Wales....

Dulas — also known as City Dulas — is a coastal village on the north-east shore of Anglesey on the A5025 road, near Dulas Bay where the Afon Goch river meets the Irish Sea, in the community of Llaneilian. It sits within one of the most scenically distinctive stretches of the Anglesey Coastal Path, between the larger villages of Moelfre to the south and Amlwch to the north, in an area where holiday properties, rural farms, and coastal retreats bring visitors and second-home owners from across the North West and beyond throughout the year. For residents and visitors in Dulas, Moelfre, Llaneilian,...