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Llanbedrog beach
A sheltered sandy beach with colourful beach huts overlooking Cardigan Bay.
Llanbedrog, Gwynedd, LL53 7TT
Important notice
Mae'r peiriant gwefru ceir trydan allan o ddefnydd. Rydym yn gweithio ar ei drwsio cyn gynted â phosib. | The EV charge point is out of order. We are working on getting it fixed as soon as possible.
Opening times for 3 May 2024
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Cafe at Oriel Glyn y Weddw - not National Trust owned.
Electric vehicle charging point
Car park
The pay & display machine only accepts coins.
Kiosk
Dogs
Between 1 April - 30 September dog should be kept on a lead until beyond the beach huts.
Toilet
Public toilets owned by Cyngor Gwynedd. Open 1 April until the end of October.
Level, gravelled car park with 3 Blue Badge spaces and some pot holes. Steps and steep tarmac track to beach (200 metres).
Ramped access/slopes
Sloped hill down to the beach from the car park.
By road
from Pwllheli, follow A499 to Llanbedrog and turn left by service station. Car park entrance is opposite Plas Glyn y Weddw.
Parking: at beach
By bus
Reach Llanbedrog via services from Pwllheli to Aberdaron and Abersoch
Parking
Parking is free for members of the National Trust. Please note the pay and display machines accept coins only. You can pay online using PayByPhone. We recommend you download the app beforehand.
Planning your visit
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Visiting Llŷn Peninsula with your dog
Here in Llŷn we’ve got a range of walks to please you and your four-legged companion, from the beautiful Porthdinllaen to the rugged coastline of Porthor.
Highlights
Beach
A sheltered sandy beach with colourful beach huts overlooking Cardigan Bay.
Things to see and do
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Visiting Llanbedrog beach
Visit Llanbedrog a long stretch of sandy coast with colourful beach huts ideal for families. A popular destination near Pwllheli on the Llŷn Peninsula.
Top trails
Trail
Llanbedrog walking trail
This walk through the woodland up to Mynydd Tir-y-Cwmwd headland will reward you with spectacular views of the peninsula and Cardigan Bay.
Places to stay
Tan Y Bwlch
A beautifully restored 19th century cottage with panoramic sea views outside the front door.
Pant Rhiw Cottage
Take in the views across Hell’s Mouth Bay from this cottage on the Plas-yn-Rhiw estate.
Moryn
A stylish coastal retreat with white sands and sailing boats outside your door
Tri-A-Hanner
A cosy cottage just yards from the sea on the Llyn Peninsula
Enlli
A modern apartment in the seaside village of Aberdaron just steps away from the beach.
Daron
A bright, two-storey apartment in lovely Aberdaron, with a sandy beach on the doorstep and nearby trails for walking and cycling.
Hywyn
A bright, spacious apartment in the heart of lovely fishing village, Aberdaron, close to the wide, sandy bay.
Meudwy
In the heart of Aberdaron with its wide, sandy bay on the doorstep, this apartment offers miles of stunning coastal walks on the Llyn Peninsula.
About Llanbedrog beach
Best known for its colourful beach huts, this wonderful stretch of sand has been enjoyed by generations. Its sheltered waters, fantastic views over Cardigan Bay and adjacent wooded and craggy landscape make this a real gem of Llŷn.
Our work
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Llanbedrog beach huts hire
The beach huts at Llanbedrog are part of a long-standing tradition, bringing some colour and joy to visitors on the beach. Here's a guide with more information about the beach huts.