Latest house prices for Port Dinorwic

To many, the village is known by its Welsh name, Y Felinheli, though Port Dinorwic remains the title tied to its maritime history. Tucked along the banks of the Menai Strait between Bangor and Caernarfon, it owes its Victorian expansion to the local slate industry, acting as the primary harbour for the nearby Dinorwic Quarry. Today, life centres around the lock-gated marina, which provides a sheltered spot for boats in the tidal waters of the Strait. Geographically, it’s a linear village, with the old high school, local shops, and pubs following the shoreline, while newer housing climbs the steep wooded hills behind to catch views across the water toward Anglesey. It feels distinct from the busier university and tourist hubs nearby, maintaining a sturdy sense of community and providing easy access to the Lon Las Menai cycle path - a flat, scenic route that runs along the old railway line towards Caernarfon.