Contours Walking Holidays

Take a 4-12 day hike around the Llyn Peninsula's oak woodlands and rugged coastline, with guidebooks, cosy accommodation and daily luggage transfer all included. You'll follow a path once followed by pilgrims on their way to Bardsey Island, with a rich history and unrivalled tranquility.

About the trail

The Llŷn Coast Path explores one of the most remote and beautiful corners of Wales: the Llŷn Peninsula. It’s an ancient landscape of tiny hedge-lined fields and gnarled oak woodlands, surrounded by a coastline of rugged cliffs, isolated coves and wide, sandy bays.

The path connects the many ancient sites once visited by pilgrims on their way out to Ynys Enlli, or Bardsey Island, at the very tip of the peninsula, including abbey ruins and outstanding churches. This rich history is rivalled only by the trail’s true tranquillity, and the breath-taking views from Yr Eifl back along the entirety of the peninsula from coast to coast.

We offer multiple holiday options along this trail. If you wish to experience the entire trail, simply select the first option from the list below.

Routes on this trail

Llyn Coast Path

10 to 13 nights

113 miles

Moderate+

From £945 per person

Follow the Wales Coast Path around the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, from Bangor to Porthmadog.Find Out More

Llyn Coast Path - North Section

6 to 8 nights

65 miles

Moderate+

From £570 per person

A walking holiday around the Llyn Peninsula along the Wales Coast Path, from Bangor to Aberdaron.Find Out More

Llyn Coast Path - South Section

5 to 6 nights

48 miles

Moderate+

From £475 per person

A self-guided walk around the southern half of the Llyn Peninsula, from Aberdaron to Porthmadog.Find Out More

Customer reviews from the Llŷn Coastal Path

“This was a fantastic walk across stunning scenery of long, deserted beaches, interesting little coves, major castles and historic towns. I loved it! Really enjoyed exploring an area I hadn't been to before. Everything worked perfectly and the weather held out as well! It was a great holiday in a fantastic part of the world which is well worth exploring and has not yet become as busy as many other coastal areas such as the SWCP. Booked quite a few so far so will probably book another one... or two maybe next year.”
Mr Madge, UK

“Fantastic scenery and challenging walking.”
Mr Farr, UK

“A superb peninsular walk with a wide variety of stunning scenery, in a quiet area that still feels a bit off the beaten track. Reminded me a lot of Cornwall, but not nearly as "touristy". The route has a lovely mix of cliffs, beaches, hills and marshland. All the accommodation was excellent (as it usually is!). Lots of wildlife, including quite a few seals in the sheltered bays.”
Mr Julyan, UK