Nocturnal Adventures
Crwydro Sir Benfro min nos gyda theithiau o amgylch y goleudy a theithiau ystlumod
Bydd Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro yn cynnig ffordd wahanol o fwynhau’r Parc yr haf hwn, gyda chyfres o ddigwyddiadau arbennig fin nos yng Ngoleudy Pen-caer a Thyddewi.
Mae teithiau Archwiliwch y Goleudy yn rhoi mynediad prin at un o oleudai mwyaf adnabyddus yr arfordir ym Mhen-caer. Dan arweiniad staff Awdurdod y Parc Cenedlaethol, mae’r teithiau bach hyn yn cychwyn gyda disgrifiad o fywyd mewn goleudy gan y ceidwad presennol. Yn dilyn hyn, bydd sesiwn dan arweiniad Parcmon yn canolbwyntio ar dreftadaeth forol yr orsaf a hanes llongddrylliadau cyfagos, cyn sôn am berthynas uniongyrchol y tirnod â Llwybr yr Arfordir, tir amaethyddol cyfagos, a’r bywyd gwyllt brodorol sy’n dod i’r amlwg ar ôl iddi dywyllu.
Cynhelir y teithiau ar draws pedair nos Wener yr haf hwn: 19 Mehefin, 3 Gorffennaf, 17 Gorffennaf a 7 Awst. Mae dau slot amser ar gael bob nos, rhwng 5pm a 6.30pm a rhwng 7pm a 8.30pm.
Mae Ystlumod Ysblennydd, Tyddewi yn cynnig nifer o gyfleoedd i ddarganfod mwy am y bywyd gwyllt sy’n dod allan o dyllau a chorneli’r Eglwys Gadeiriol eiconig wrth iddi nosi. Bydd teclynnau canfod ystlumod yn cael eu darparu, a bydd Parcmon Awdurdod y Parc yn dangos sut mae eu defnyddio ac mae’n gyfle i ddysgu mwy am y creaduriaid dirgel hyn sy’n dod i’r golwg min nos.
Cynhelir y teithiau ystlumod nos Wener 14 Awst rhwng 8.15pm a 10.15pm a nos Iau 27 Awst rhwng 7.45pm a 9.55pm.
Mae’n rhaid i chi archebu lle. Mae tocynnau ar gyfer Gweld y Goleudy ac Ystlumod Ysblennydd yn costio £10 y pen a gellir eu harchebu yn www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/events.
You can explore Pembrokeshire after hours with lighthouse tours and bat walks
The Coast National Park Authority will be offering a different way to experience the park this summer, with a series of evening events at Strumble Head Lighthouse and St Davids.
Explore the Lighthouse tours provide rare access to one of the coast’s best-known lighthouses at Strumble Head. These small group tours open with a first-hand account of lighthouse life from the current keeper. Following this, a ranger-led session will focus on the station’s maritime heritage and the history of nearby shipwrecks, before exploring the landmark’s immediate relationship with the Coast Path, neighbouring farmland, and the native wildlife that becomes active after dark.
The tours will take place across four Friday evenings: 19 June, 3 July, 17 July and 7 August. Two timed slots are available each evening, running from 5pm to 6.30pm and 7pm to 8.30pm.
Brilliant Bats, St Davids offers multiple opportunities to discover more about the wildlife that emerges from the nooks and crannies around the Cathedral as darkness falls. Bat detectors will be provided, with guidance from a ranger on their use and the chance to discover more about these elusive nocturnal creatures.
The bat walks will take place on Friday 14 August from 8.15pm to 10.15pm and Thursday 27 August from 7.45pm to 9.45pm,
Booking is essential. Tickets cost £10 per person: www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/events.
