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Llyn (Lleyn) Peninsula Cottages
Book a Llyn (Lleyn) Peninsula cottage holiday and enjoy the
unrivalled natural splendour of 'Snowdon's arm',
accredited as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for over fifty
years. Whether you gaze inland to the rolling green countryside
dotted with whitewashed farms and grazing animals, or out to the
calm blue waters of the surrounding seas, the views will take your
breath away.
Some twenty-five miles long and eight miles wide, discover the
Llyn's plethora of gorgeous beaches, dramatic headlands and
hidden coves by tracing the footsteps of early pilgrims along the
Llyn Coastal Path - you may complete their route across to Bardsey
Island, a National Nature Reserve and wildlife haven. Indeed, the
fauna is incredible here, with the chance to spot dolphins, grey
seals and puffins on the islands.
There's quite a list of things to see and do! Sample fish
'n chips in the sleepy little fishing village of Aberdaron.
Soak up the cosmopolitan ambience of Abersoch, known as the
'Welsh Riviera'. Enjoy sailing? Pwllheli is a great hit
with its world-class marina. Surf at Hell's Mouth. Walk along
the sweeping sands of Nefyn to the picture-postcard settlement of
Porthdinllaen, with its famous waterside pub. Explore the imposing
13th Century castle at Criccieth. Join a nostalgic rail
journey by steam from Porthmadog. Browse the extraordinary village
and gardens of Portmeirion. And lots more besides!
And wherever your Llyn (Lleyn) Peninsula cottage happens to be,
a truly relaxing holiday is guaranteed, with a good measure of
Celtic charm thrown in! No wonder people come back here so
much!