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Explore Llyn Peninsula with your dog from our dog-friendly accommodation
For canines who like a little history and heritage on their holiday, take them to our dog-friendly cottages on the Llyn Peninsula. This breathtaking stretch of the North Wales coast and its tucked away coves and beaches are a delight for those with two legs and four, the 84-mile stretch of coastal path following the rugged peninsula through a series of fields, cliff and beach.
There's plenty to see and do around our Llyn Peninsula dog-friendly accommodation. The Pilgrim’s Path to Bardsey, the pretty village of Morfa Nefyn and the sandy beach of Porth Dinllaen on the northern coast make an interesting day out. If you prefer your walks with a mountain backdrop, head south of the peninsula to the perfectly-named Porthmadog, the gateway to the mighty Snowdonia National Park. You can still get a little beach here though at the open, wide beach of Black Rock Sands. Further west, the pebbly beach of Criccieth is hound-friendly and you can even pop up to the castle with your dog, or you can visit the sailing hubs of Abersoch and Pwllheli.
An extra special treat are the lost woodlands at Plas Glyn Y Weddw near Llanbedrog, where wild flowers and a beach leading to a dog-friendly café are the highlights. Carry on around the peninsula to Porthor, where you will find the 'Whistling Sands' beach, one of the best-kept secrets in Wales, derived from the whistle emitted when the sand is walked on in warm weather. Check out our dog-friendly guide to North Wales for even more tail-waggingly great places to visit near our pet-friendly cottages.
Though most dogs will never tire of walkies, when tired paws need a rest, the sleepy villages all over the Llyn Peninsula are a welcoming retreat. Stop awhile in one of the dog-friendly pubs, cafes and tea rooms, and when the day is done, retire to one of our dog-friendly cottages on the Llyn Peninsula for a well-deserved night’s rest. Our pet-friendly accommodation on the Llyn Peninsula ranges from cosy cottages for couples right up to huge houses welcoming multiple hounds. Be sure to check out our collections of dog-friendly cottages in North Wales and pet-friendly places to stay all over Wales too, for even more choice.