Niarbyl Cafe & Restaurant
A truly individual setting for a evening meal, lunch or just a tea stop. The cafe and restaurant sits on the headland at Niarbyl Bay and has a series of delicious menus featuring local produce, along with a service that is warm and friendly. Most magical at sunset, the coastal location offers thatched cottages and spectacular views of the island's coast and rolling hills. Take a stroll along the dramatic coastal path passing the 8th century chapel at Lag ny Keeilley leading to secluded beaches and more stunning views. Niarbyl is a popular location for rock pooling and spotting basking sharks and seals particularly on sunny days between May and August.
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