Llŷn

Discover our delightful manor house with ornamental garden and exceptional views. The setting is perfect and the outlook from the grounds across Cardigan Bay is among the most spectacular in Britain, whatever the season.

Our coastal centre of excellence provides you with a gateway to discover and explore the Llŷn. The design of the new centre takes its inspiration from Aberdaron’s architecture and the area’s maritime past.

Our coastline isn’t just beautiful, it’s fun. Whether surfing, bodyboarding or kayaking, you’ll love getting active in the water at Porthor. Explore a great family beach and enjoy a great place to relax.

A picture perfect fishing village perched on a beautiful stretch of sandy beach Porthdinllaen has a rich history, spectacular views and wildlife abound.

Llanbedrog near Pwllheli on the Llyn Peninsula Is a long stretch of sandy coast with colourful beach huts and shallow water, ideal for families.

A tiny secluded fishing cove at the tip of the Llŷn Peninsula, Porth Meudwy is a haven for sea wildlife and birds.

Discover Porth Ceiriad in Llŷn, an idyllic sandy beach that is a pot of Welsh gold, popular with walkers, surfers and geologists alike.

Enjoy a coastal walk from Aberdaron to Porth Meudwy, a small fishing cove at the tip of the Llŷn Peninsula that was once the embarkation point for pilgrims making the journey to Bardsey Island.

The views are spectacular along this rugged coastline on the northern side of the Llŷn Peninsula. This is a great walk to absorb some of the history and heritage of the area.

This walk will reward you with stunning views in all directions as you follow it along a splinter of land that's an outstanding wildlife haven.

Every dog deserves to splash around in the sea once in a while. Llŷn Peninsula has the perfect coastal walks for you and your four legged companion to enjoy.

Find out the best places in Llŷn to spot your favourite coastal creatures; from seal spotting delights, the famous red-legged choughs, dolphin encounters and Porthdinllaen’s seagrass bed.

Follow the path through time and discover the pilgrim’s route to Bardsey, rich archaeological remains in Rhiw, Llŷn’s busy fishing ports, quaint churches and crofters cottages.

From the igneous rock, glacier peaks, whistling sands to ancient field patterns; discover how Llŷn has been shaped by the earth and people to what we see today.