If you have ever dreamt of having your very own seaside holiday home, then Gimblet Rock Holiday Park is the ideal destination.
Our resort lies adjacent to the stunning Gimblet Rock beach, a tranquil and beautifully maintained partly shingled beach which affords unrivalled views overlooking the Llyn Peninsula. As an owner at our resort you will benefit from having Gimblet Rock beach right on your holiday home doorstep each and every time you decide to enjoy a getaway at your retreat.
From building sandcastles and scenic coastal walks, to fishing and watersports, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the area around Gimblet Rock Beach. Read on to learn more about Gimblet Rock beach and what it is that makes it one of the best beaches in Pwllheli.
If you are a pet owner, then you will no doubt be delighted to hear that this particular section of Pwllheli beach is dog friendly throughout the year. Your four legged friend is sure to enjoy those scenic coastal walks just as much as the humans of the group with it being possible to extend the route by taking in the Pwllheli seafront and promenade.
However, please do be aware that not all sections of Pwllheli beach are dog friendly. Keep an eye out for any public signs indicating a change of policy as you venture beyond Gimblet Rock beach.
The tranquil and unspoilt nature of Gimblet Rock beach makes it a prime fishing destination. You can partake in this popular activity from Gimblet Rock beach itself or by mounting one of the rocks which protrude out into the sea, thus giving you that vital extra distance.
You will find all manner of fish in the waters around Gimblet Rock beach with everything from bass and rays, to mackerel and eels at certain points of the year. It truly is an angler's paradise with the nearby Pwllheli harbour being another prime fishing location just waiting to be taken advantage of.
Gimblet Rock is just one of the many beaches near Pwllheli which provide tourists with the chance to have unforgettable holiday experiences. One of these destinations is Carreg y Defaid beach which is a popular kitesurfing destination thanks to its relatively flat and secluded characteristics.
However, it is the nearby Abersoch beach which is the genuine watersports capital of North Wales. In fact, it feels as though the whole village revolves around these activities with the village high street being filled with affiliated brands such as Fat Face & Crew Clothing in addition to independent outlets such as the Abersoch Surf Shop which offer clothing and apparel applicable to the sports.
Many of these stores offer equipment rental options, ensuring that even newbies can try their hand at fun activities such as paddleboarding, windsurfing and wild swimming without being forced to fork out to buy any of the necessary equipment.
