Its main attraction is the large beach which is used for a range of recreational activities including horse riding, cycling, rounders, cricket and football.

It is served by hourly bus services and Llanaber railway station on the Cambrian train line.

The village contains a number of rural holiday cottages,[1] small hotels.

A small vestry was constructed on the north side of the chancel and stained glass windows were installed.

A Compton organ of two manuals and pedalboard was also given to the church by the Bishop of Bangor, James Colquhoun Campbell.