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Dog Friendly Pwllheli – Seth Explores North Wales

Pwllheli, nestled amidst stunning coastal vistas and quaint Welsh charm, is a haven for four-legged friends and their faithful companions. Let’s embark on a journey inspired by Seth, the adventurous sausage dog, showcasing the top dog friendly hotspots in Pwllheli. From cosy accommodations to inviting places to eat and breathtaking trails, we’ve curated the perfect list of places for an unforgettable dog friendly hols.

Dog Friendly Pubs In Pwllheli

Y Bryncynan

Y Bryncynan pub was our go-to spot for a well-deserved late lunch. The fabulous food lived up to the hype, and the staff were absolutely fantastic! Plus, with its dog friendly atmosphere, I felt right at home – showered with attention from both the staff and the locals enjoying their Saturday drinks.

Buffers

Buffers is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Pwllheli. Housed in a charming grade 2 listed building, it offers mouth-watering aromas and hearty treats that are sure to satisfy even the hungriest hound!

Tu Hwnt i’r Afon (Twnti Pub)

Tu Hwnt i’r Afon (Twnti Pub) is a slice of Welsh paradise tucked away in the rural village of Rhydyclafdy. With its warm welcome and dog friendly atmosphere, it’s the paw-fect spot to unwind after a day of exploring the Lleyn Peninsula.

Aqua Beach Bar Restaraunt

Aqua Beach Bar Restaurant is where stunning views meet mouth-watering cuisine. Situated on the sandy shores of Llanbedrog, it’s the ideal spot to soak up the sun with your canine companion by your side.

Kin & Co Cafe

Kin & Co Cafe is an eco-conscious cafe in the heart of Abersoch, promoting sustainable living and supporting local artisans. By visiting with your furry friend, you can make the world a greener, happier place – one cup of coffee at a time!

The Vaynol

The Vaynol is Abersoch’s beloved seaside pub and ice cream parlour. Offering something for everyone with its child and dog friendly atmosphere. It’s the perfect holiday watering hole for families looking to unwind after a day at the beach.

Mickey’s Boatyard and Beach Cafe

Mickey’s Beach Cafe offers more than just a stunning view – it’s a taste of Abersoch’s coastal charm. With outdoor seating and panoramic vistas!

Ty Coch Inn

Nestled in the village of Porthdinllaen near Morfa Nefyn, offering unbeatable views and a warm welcome to furry visitors. It’s the epitome of coastal charm. Great place to while away the hours with your dog by your side.

Dog Friendly Shops In Pwllheli

Gwin Llŷn Wines

Gwin Llŷn Wines is a paw-some find for any wine-loving hooman! Their impressive selection of wines, spirits, and beer had my hooman’s curiosity piqued. But what truly won me over was their warm welcome to furry friends. No need for me to wait outside, thank you very much!

Genius Gift Shop

Genius is a pretty little treasure trove. Offering a large selection of bling, gifts for every occasion, stylish accessories, homely decor, and a fashion boutique. Totally fetch!

Hughes-Ellis Pet Shop

Hughes-Ellis Pet Shop is a paw-tastic paradise for us furry pals! All the goodies set my tail into a frenzy of wags and wiggles. Plus, they’ve got a groomers upstairs called Wildhearts Dog Grooming studio – talk about a one-stop-shop for all your pampering needs!

Seth's Day Out in Dog Friendly Pwllheli - Dog Furiendly

Lavender House

A family-run store with hand-picked furnishings and stylish accessories that reflect the beauty of the Llyn Peninsula. It’s the paw-fect place to pick up some treats!

First Light Boutique

This fashion-forward haven has a range of vegan-friendly products and ethical fashion. Pawesome place to snag some new threads while supporting local artisans.

Dog Friendly Accommodation In Pwllheli

Hafan y Môr Haven Holiday Park

Hafan y Môr Haven Holiday Park is buzzing with adventure for both two and four-legged visitors alike! You’ll also discover plenty of green spaces to roam, perfect for sniffing. It’s a haven (see what I did there) for families with dogs with so much to enjoy together.

Ty Cynan

Whether you’re setting up camp or parking your caravan, this campsite will give you a tail-wagging time! With plenty of places to explore nearby, adventures are right at your pawstep.

Abersoch Golf Cottage

Traditional Welsh charm just 300m from the sea. After a day of beach fun, snuggle up in front of the log fire. Plus, golf enthusiasts can enjoy fee discounts – a hole-in-one for everyone!

NightSky Glamping

A luxurious yet dog friendly escape under the stars. Picture this: BBQs, nature, and quality time with your furry companion, all wrapped up in comfort.

Porth Tocyn Hotel

We love this dog friendly hotel. It’s the paw-fect base for exploring the area’s dog friendly hotspots. With all the comforts of home and a warm welcome awaiting you.

Wern Fawr Manor Farm

The perfect place for kids and dogs to adventure together! With self-catering cottages, ample parking, and insider tips on local activities, walks, and more. The ultimate retreat for all the family.

Dog Friendly Things To Do Pwllheli

Pwllheli Beach

Beautiful place to explore on the Llyn Peninsula. There are some restrictions in place during the summer but they have plenty of year-round dog friendly spaces too.

Llŷn Coastal Path

A paradise for hikers and nature lovers alike. Enjoy plenty of long walks with breathtaking views all along its rugged coastline.

Glasfryn Parc Activity Centre

Glasfryn Parc Activity Centre is the ultimate playground for adventure seekers! Here you can discover a wide range of activities. They also have a dog friendly policy so us furry kind can join in the fun.

Looking For More?

I love exploring Pwllheli. In fact, I’ve made Hoomum pinky paw promise that we will return soon to discover more. Hopefully on a dry day so we can make the most of Pwllheli’s beaches and marina!

Follow Seth’s adventures via Instagram @seththewelshsosij

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