Gwylwyr Y Glannau Porthdinllaen Coastguard Rescue Team

25/07/2026

27/06/2026

If in doubt, call 999 📞

Whether you’re with someone who gets into difficulty along the coast, spot someone from a distance and aren’t sure if they need help or think the situation could become serious – call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.

We’d rather receive a call made with good intent and not be needed, than arrive too late 💙

Remember: Phone, Float, Throw 🛟

It could help save a life but never go in after someone.

23/06/2026

07/04/2026

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Emergency services have been alerted to a landslide on Nefyn beach, near to the car park (as per map).

We are advising anyone in the immediate vicinity to stay well away from the affected area both above and on the beach, as more landslides may occur.

Police, Coastguard and Local authority colleagues will be assessing the situation as a matter of urgency.

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02/04/2026

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COASTAL PATH UPDATE - PORTHDINLLAEN AREA 🚶

Following inspections this week, the alternative route marked in green is now open to Coast Path users.
However, the path between Porthdinllaen and the Lifeboat hut (which is marked red) remains closed and we ask the public to stay away from this part and not walk in this part under any circumstances.

Llwybr Arfordir Cymru / Wales Coast Path Eryri I Snowdonia Mountains and Coast

02/04/2026

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DIWEDDARIAD LLWYBR ARFORDIR- ARDAL PORTHDINLLAEN 🚶

Yn dilyn archwiliadau’r wythnos hon, mae’r llwybr amgen sydd wedi’i farcio yn wyrdd bellach ar agor i ddefnyddwyr y Llwybr Arfordir.
Fodd bynnag, mae’r llwybr rhwng Porthdinllaen a chwt y Bad Achub ( sydd wedi ei farcio'n goch) yn parhau ar gau a gofynnwn i’r cyhoedd gadw draw o’r y rhan yma a pheidio cerdded yn y rhan yma o dan unrhyw amgylchiadau.

Llwybr Arfordir Cymru / Wales Coast Path Eryri Mynyddoedd a Môr

28/03/2026

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Part of the coastal path between Porthdinllaen and the Lifeboat hut has been temporarily closed, following concerns about the stability of the land above the path.
The decision has been made to protect public health, and the Coastal Path team in Gwynedd will continue to monitor the situation.
A diversion is in place and the alternative route is shown on the map (green).
Parts of the route have had to be closed over the past few months due to landslides and we advise anyone who intends to use the route to check any diversions beforehand.
For details about any checks and parts of the route that are temporarily closed, visit https://orlo.uk/MToDY for the latest information.
We will share further information when any update about this part of the route is available.

Eryri I Snowdonia Mountains and Coast Llwybr Arfordir Cymru / Wales Coast Path

20/03/2026

Lifesaving ‘Float to live’ advice and collaboration led to the successful rescue of a woman cut off by the tide in Merseyside this morning.

At around 7.30am on 20 March, a large multi-agency search was launched when the dog walker called 999 after becoming caught off by the tide and with the water around her increasingly getting higher.

With help on its way, she was given the float to live advice.

A complex search in foggy conditions took place for around two hours, but with emergency services working together the woman was finally found floating by the RNLI lifeboat and brought to shore.

HM Coastguard Area Commander Michael Buratti said: “I would like to thank our emergency service colleagues and partner agencies who supported the incident and all contributed to it being brought to a safe and positive conclusion.”

Turning to safety, Mike said: “We are fortunate to have an absolutely stunning coastline that we would encourage people to visit and enjoy safely. Before visiting, it is essential to check the weather forecast and local tide times, and to understand how the tide will behave during your visit. If the tide is coming in, do not venture too far out on to the beach, as there is a real risk of becoming cut off.”

Remember:
• Know the tide times – starting a coastal walk as the tide is going out gives you more time to return safely and reduces the risk of being cut off by the tide.
• Float to live - if you find yourself in difficulty in the water, relax and float by tilting your head back with your ears submerged.
• Call 999 and ask for the Coastguard - We are here to respond if you are in difficulty or see someone who needs help.

20/03/2026

HM Coastguard received a call for assistance from a 24ft yacht with one person onboard, some damage on the vessel and the sailor suffering with a medical condition.