Suggested itinerary -

10:30	Join the boat at Pwllheli Marina - slipway by harbour master's office
	After a short familiarisation with the boat, we'll leave the harbour and head towards Llanbedrog.
	Llanbedrog's long sandy beach is sheltered by a headland so it's a popular place to moor up, soak up the sun and watch the world go by.
	Depending on the tide and weather, Llanbedrog is a good place to wakeboard and waterski.
	After Llanbedrog we can carry on around the headland, along The Warren beach and over to Abersoch.
	Abersoch main beach can be busy in the summer but it's a good place to stop for a picnic and an ice cream...
	We had a close up view of the Zapcat racing one weekend...
	How about having a look for seals and dolphins? There's a good chance we'll find seals on St Tudwals island and we may be lucky and see dolphins.
	This great photo of bottle nosed dolphins was taken off the Peninsula on 8 Aug 2007. Photo: John Wormald
	Three options from here - around the headland to Porth Ceiriad, back to Abersoch or across to Llanbedrog.
	There's usually lots of boats soaking up the sun on a nice day in Porth Ceiriad.
17:00	Return to Pwllheli

The itinerary will very much depend on the tide, weather and if wakeboarding is on the agenda. The water is usually much flatter in the evenings so if you're up for wakeboarding we could start at lunch time, have a lazy afternoon and stay on the water until 7pm. (This is my preference)

What to bring - you need to be prepared to get wet - there are no jetties so you will need to wade out to thigh deep to get in and out of the boat, picnic, snacks, drinks, swimming togs/wetsuit, sunscreen, towel, etc...