To help you make the most of your holiday we've compiled this page of useful information - most is just common sense, but it's always good to be on the safe side! If you're looking for information about the Ll?n Peninsula itself, then see our About Ll?n section here...

As with the rest of the UK, in case of emergency you dial 999 for the police, ambulance, fire and also coastguard services.

If you are bringing your dog with you to Ll?n, make sure you check with your accommodation providers that this is acceptable. It is also worth thinking about what you will be doing with your dog if you plan to visit any places where dogs are not allowed. Remember, dogs die in hot cars and even on a cloudy day the sun may come out enough to double the temperature inside your car within less than 10 minutes. If you see a distressed dog in a car on a hot day you should ring the RSPCA on 0870 55 55 999.

It is also worth re-visiting the countryside code whether you're taking animals with you or not on any excursions into the countryside.

It is important that you get the weather forecasts and, if necessary, the tide times before undertaking an activity that can be affected by them. You can get the latest information right here on Llyn.info, or from tourist information centres. Alternatively, just ask your accommodation providers and they should be able to help you.

Be green whilst on holiday - the environment is one of the prime reasons people visit the Ll?n Peninsula and it is important that we look after it now for future generations to enjoy too:

Please do not leave litter!
There cannot be bins everywhere, so please be prepared to take a bag and collect all of your rubbish and then dispose of it back at your accommodation - remembering to recycle what you can.

Ditch the car!
There is so much out there that cannot be explored by car and some is so close you can walk or cycle there. Why not use public transport - there are frequent bus services to nearly all of the villages on the peninsula, or how about a day on the train taking in Harlech Castle, the amusements at Barmouth or even a light lunch in Aberdyfi?

Switch off!
We have some of the least light pollution anywhere in the UK here in west Wales. So remember to switch off any lights you don't use, and then take advantage of the great views upwards on a clear night!

Buy Local and get a true Taste of Wales!
The Ll?n Peninsula can boast many foods that are produced right here! Why buy something that has travelled hundred of miles when there is a local option? Another way to help the environment, and, to help the local economy - you can also eat, sight-see and will probably be staying locally too.