We set off early and arrived at Aberdesach and made use of a small free beach side car park. I sent the drone up as we had a half an hour wait for the number 12 bus to Caernarfon. This service ran once an hour on Saturdays. We arrives at Caernarfon after a ten minutes or so bus ride and after some drone footage was obtained of the castle we headed across Aber Swing Bridge and make our way back on the coast path towards Aberdesach. Following the Menai Strait for a while along a small lane. This eventually veered away from the Strait and we headed inland and then towards Caernarfon Airport where we stopped at the on site cafe. After a bit of plane spotting it was up the road to the beach of Dinas Dinlle. Along the beach and then we had a bit of road walking to do. Just after leaving Dinal Dinlle the road got narrow and there was no footpath for approximetly a mile. There was a lot of traffic on this section today and we felt a little uneasy at times. We made our way along the A499 and eventually arrived back at Aberdesach. 

• Airworld Aviation Museum

• Caernarfon Castle

• Caernarfon Airport

• Dinas Dinlle (Visit Snowdonia)

WIKIPEDIA:

• Aberdesach

• Caernarfon

• Caernarfon Airport (RAF Llandwrog)

• Caernarfon Aviation Museum

• Caernarfon Castle

• Dinas Dinlle

• Llandwrog

• Llanfaglan

• Menai Strait

• St Baglan's Church, Llanfaglan

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