Enjoy a vide variety of watersports on the Lleyn.

On the Water

Wherever you are on the Lleyn, you are never far away from the coast! With its impressive sea cliffs, sheltered sandy coves and ancient shipwrecks visitors can enjoy pursuits such as surfing, wind-surfing, kite surfing, scuba diving, water skiing, kayaking, canoeing or sailing.

The Lleyn is home to a range of organisations that can help you get on the water


Shearwater Coastal Cruises, Pwllheli
Specialists in scenic coastal cruises, visiting off-shore seal and seabird colonies where the boat is regularly joined by the resident dolphins. They also offer nature cruises visiting beautiful coves, spectacular cliffs and sailing around magnificent off-shore islands, including the St Tudwals', Gwylans and Bardsey.


Offaxis, Abersoch
Wakeboarding, surfing and waterskiing academy with a shop supplying everything you need to get you started.

West Coast Surf, Abersoch
Located in the centre of Abersoch, the shop also operates a BSA approved surf school - Abersoch Surf School. Lessons are generally held at Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) and run from April until the end of November. All of the instructors are fully qualified Surf Lifeguards.

Abersoch Sailing School, Abersoch
Located on the beautiful main beach of Abersoch, this is a family run business with over 25 years experience, offering a range of RYA sailing and powerboat lessons for adults and children.

Enlli Charters/Safaris, Porth Meudwy, Pwllheli
Sail from Pwllheli or Porth Meudwy to Bardsey Island, taking in some of the most stunning scenery the UK has to offer. They voyage from Pwllheli to Bardsey takes in the southern extremity of the Llŷn Peninsula, ending at the historic Bardsey with its Abbey ruins, bird observatory and wide variety of flora & fauna. Alternatively, take a voyage around St Tudwal's Islands, charter a boat for fishing trips or dolphin, porpoise, whale or bird watching.