St Cybi's Well

This is a little gem of historic interest in a beautiful yet secluded location. Not very well signposted but if you find the Church go over the wall and straight down the slope, through the trees and you might be lucky and find it.

This was an amazingly beautiful spot with a lot to see. There are a couple little pools if you want to test the purported healing powers of the spring, but there is also a nice trail up to the hill-fort above the well.

A beautiful, sacred space. Shame.it plagued by blue algae. We followed the signs but at.ome point they disappeared and we went the wrong way.

Beautiful place to visit off the beaten track.
A little difficult to find at first but we'll worth the perseverance.

It's achievable from the gate at the back of the graveyard. Go to the end, climb few steps and downhill walk will lead you to the place. I was looking for the entrance asking people how to get in, without positive outcome. Hopefully this will help to reach this amazing place.

Beautiful peaceful place. Very interesting. And a lovely spot for a picnic.

Very special site, accessible along a narrow road, then a fairly steep path. Remote location but well worth the effort to visit this natural spring and its derelict keeper's cottage.

Lovely peaceful place, nice walks.

We enjoyed our trip to St cybi,s well after many years of my father hunting for it and never finding it.

Profoundly peaceful. A moving experience. It felt like the end of the earth. In a good way.

A short walk from the road and you come to this fascinating place. Information boards tell of the story of the well

Go through both the green gates, across the field to the right, then over the wooden bridge. Worth visiting.

Gorgeous historical landmark.

Access to the well is through the church graveyard. Go to the left of the porch and head to the back left of the graveyard. There is a stone stile with a swing gate at the top. Once you are over this the path is much clearer (follow it straight down)

Most of the signposts are missing so use maps, parking isn't great but it's so worth a visit. Really beautiful. Entering the church grounds had to the back and to the left, there are stone steps down that will lead you there.

So peaceful and actually not that hard to find. Well worth a visit

St Cybis's well is set in the buetiful County of Gwynedd North Wales. Not far from Criccieth and Pwllheli Three miles from Criccieth and five miles away from Pwllheli. We'll worth a visit if your in the neighborhood. There is also a petting Zoo near by (Singhposted) for the Children and Adults too. The area is steeped in history with a museum close by as well , David Loyed George an X Prime minister born there in the early part of the the last century. The river runs closely by and lots of wildlife can be seen (otters and Rair birds) Nice Place , and it's free too !

Little hidden gem. Very spiritual place. Car park for the walk to the well is easily missed, as it is a very little lay- by. Still worth a visit.

Off the beaten track but not far. Bring good footwear as you'll be going across farmers fields on the way. Good short information signs available to get a sense of the pilgrim life.

Very beautiful little spot, so quiet and peaceful. A short walk through the gate up into the woods takes you to the top for some great views of the surrounding area 😊