The Llyn Peninsula is home to some of Wales’ most spectacular beaches, each with its own unique character. Family favourites include Llanbedrog Beach with its colourful beach huts and sheltered bay, while Porthor, or Whistling Sands, is famous for the unusual sound its sand makes underfoot. You’ll also find beautiful stretches of coastline at Abersoch, Porthdinllaen and Hell’s Mouth.

Overlooking Llanbedrog Beach, Plas Glyn y Weddw is one of Wales’ leading arts venues and a popular local attraction. The gallery hosts exhibitions throughout the year and is home to a café and beautiful grounds with panoramic views across Cardigan Bay. It’s also the starting point for the walk to Llanbedrog’s famous Tin Man sculpture.

The Llyn Coastal Path forms part of the Wales Coast Path and offers spectacular views of cliffs, beaches and fishing villages along the peninsula’s coastline. Visitors can enjoy short family-friendly sections or tackle longer walks to explore more of the area’s dramatic scenery. Keep an eye out for seals, dolphins and seabirds along the way.

Set directly on the sands of Porthdinllaen Beach, Ty Coch Inn is one of the most iconic pubs in Wales. Accessible on foot and overlooking a beautiful sheltered bay, it’s the perfect place to stop for lunch or a drink after a coastal walk. Its unique location and unforgettable views make it a must-visit during any stay in the Llyn Peninsula.