Llangian is a quiet village on the Llŷn Peninsula. It has deep roots in the early days of the church. My top tip is to visit the stone church of St Cian. You can see an old stone in the yard that dates from the sixth century for free. The village is near the coast but stays away from the noise of the beach. It is a prime choice for a low cost walk in the lanes. You can find local milk and eggs at nearby farms. The air is fresh and the views of the hills are clear. Dogs welcome paths lead to the south coast through green fields. It is a smart spot for a value trip.