There is so much to do on the Llyn Peninsula that come rain or shine you will never be bored. Here we make some suggestions and give you links to other websites of interest.

The Town of Pwllheli is full of seaside character and has a busy weekly market on Wednesday in Y Maes. Also in the town centre you will find many individual shops, selling everything you need.

The impressive Hafan Marina in Pwhllheli is now one of the best in Wales, with 24 hour access and all the services boaters’ need. The marina berths over 400 boats and there is space for visitors to moor up overnight. The marina has brought many more sailors to Pwllheli.

South Beach, the beach accessed directly from our studio, has been awarded the Blue Flag Award for clean sands and waters. It stretches from Gimblet Rock, across the promenade, and along side the Golf course towards Llanbedrog. The beach forms part of the Llyn Peninsula coastal path, ideal for walkers and bird watchers. The locals use this beach for catching mackerel, bream and sea bass. We also have sightings of the Cardigan Bay Dolphins in the summer.

Pwllheli is truly the gateway to the Llyn Peninsula and is very different to the rest of Wales. It has inclement weather and more than it’s fair share of sunshine. All the hills around Llyn are easily accessible and are well worth the climb. They give you a fabulous view of the Peninsula and on a clear day you can view Snowdonia.

Abersoch is a short drive away and along with it's beautiful sandy beaches hosts a full diary of events throughout the year. Have a look at The Abersoch Directory for even more info.

Various sports are available around the area, including

Other popular beaches are only 15-20 minutes drive away, as are the numerous Pubs and Restaurants around the peninsula.

A 30 minute drive takes you to Portmadog with it’s famous – Ffestiniog Narrow Gauge Railway running 13 miles from Portmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog.

The Italian Village of Portmeirion is just the other side of Portmadog.