Ty Croes Mawr Bed and Breakfast

Ty Croes Mawr Farmhouse B&B offers a warm, home-from-home welcome on the stunning Llŷn Peninsula, close to the village of Aberdaron and right on the Wales Coast Path. Whether you are after a one-night stop on a walking trip or a longer, restful break by the sea, this friendly farmhouse makes a peaceful and well-placed base in one of the loveliest corners of North Wales.

A friendly farmhouse B&B near Aberdaron

This is proper, unfussy farmhouse hospitality. The rooms are comfortable and homely, the welcome is genuinely warm, and a hearty breakfast sets you up nicely for a day on the coast path or the beach. Set in peaceful countryside near the tip of the Llŷn, it is the kind of place where you can slow down, breathe the sea air and feel away from it all.

A relaxed coastal base

With the Wales Coast Path on the doorstep and Aberdaron’s beautiful bay and beach close by, Ty Croes Mawr is especially good for walkers and anyone who loves the outdoors. After a day exploring the headlands and coves of the western Llŷn, there is nowhere better to come back to than a quiet farmhouse with a friendly face and a good night’s sleep.

At a glance

• Friendly farmhouse bed and breakfast
• Hearty breakfast to start the day
• On the Wales Coast Path near Aberdaron
• Warm, home-from-home atmosphere
• A great base for walkers on the Llŷn Peninsula

Where it is

The farmhouse sits near Aberdaron, the westernmost village of the Llŷn, set around a glorious sandy bay and often called the “Land’s End of Wales”. For centuries it was the final stop for pilgrims crossing to Bardsey Island, and it still has a timeless, end-of-the-world feel. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Llŷn Peninsula accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

The western Llŷn is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a paradise for walkers and beach lovers. Aberdaron’s own bay is lovely for swimming and rock-pooling, and a short drive brings you to the famous Whistling Sands at Porth Oer, where the dry sand really does squeak underfoot. Boat trips run out to Bardsey Island, a haven for seabirds, seals and dolphins, while the Wales Coast Path traces the dramatic headlands and hidden coves all around this corner of the peninsula — superb walking in every direction.

Who it suits

With its warm welcome, hearty breakfast and position on the coast path, Ty Croes Mawr suits walkers, couples and anyone wanting a peaceful, good-value base close to the sea. It is ideal for those happy to swap nightlife for sea air, big skies and some of the finest coastal scenery in Wales.

Good to know

This is a rural farmhouse in a quiet coastal spot, so it suits guests who appreciate peace and a genuine countryside welcome. Aberdaron village, with its shop, pub and cafes, is close by for meals and essentials, and the beaches, coves and coast-path walks are the main draw here. It is well worth booking ahead in the summer months and around the school holidays, when this popular corner of the Llŷn is at its busiest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? Near Aberdaron, on the Wales Coast Path at the tip of the Llŷn Peninsula.

Is breakfast included? Yes, a hearty breakfast is served.

Who does it suit? Walkers and anyone wanting a peaceful coastal base.

Is it good for the coast path? Yes — the Wales Coast Path is right on the doorstep.

What is nearby? Aberdaron bay, the Whistling Sands at Porth Oer and Bardsey Island boat trips.

Ty Croes Mawr Farmhouse B&B is a friendly, peaceful choice for a Llŷn Peninsula stay. To check availability and arrange your visit, please get in touch using the contact details on this page.