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Wonderful beach. Called “hell’s mouth” for all of those craggy headlands that have cliffs descending to the sea, it is said to be like a broad open mouth in the relief of south Llyn.

Another reason of this name is by its danger to sailors in times of storm, with great waves and a lack of shelter.

More details: https://britishbeaches.uk/porth-neigwl-beach-gwynedd-wales#.WdeCWtNSyUl