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Llanbedrog beach huts hire

Dog walking at Llanbedrog beach, Llŷn Peninsula, Wales
Visit the colourful beach huts at Llanbedrog Beach | © National Trust Images/ James Dobson

Llanbedrog beach has been a popular destination with visitors flocking here since 1890, when a tramway was built connecting the village to Pwllheli. The tramway has since gone, but the tradition of beach huts, linked to those early Victorian tourists, remains.

There are 70 beach huts for hire at Llanbedrog, with licence start dates varying annually based on sand levels, tidal conditions and weather patterns. The increase in spring storms in recent years has required us to adapt our approach to ensure safety and longevity.

We will be placing the huts only after the highest spring tides have passed. Every year, we are also ensuring correct licences are in place so that we have permission to move sand where necessary. We will continue to assess environmental conditions annually to make informed, safety-first decisions.

How do I book a beach hut for 2026?

The application window for beach huts for 2026 will open in early 2026. Please check the website for the latest information.

When will the beach huts be ready?

The beach huts will be available to use from early spring to autumn 2026. We will confirm licence dates once the tide timetable has been published.

How much does it cost to book a beach hut for the season?

The cost for beach huts in 2026 is £450 + VAT for the season. Due to the costs associated with maintenance, moving the beach huts and administration of licences, the fee is non-refundable. VAT is now chargeable on these lettings and is charged at the standard rate of 20%.

Who can I contact for more information?

For further inquiries, please reach out to llanbedrog@nationaltrust.org.uk

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