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A superb whitewashed cottage in the heart of Abersoch. Beach opposite. Close to many places of interest. Pwllheli 6 miles. (Ref. 20127)
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Lovely, semi-detached cottage peacefully sited on owner's grounds on outskirts of Sarn Meyllteryn. Comfortable, well equipped with lovely garden. Abersoch 6 miles. (Ref. 2185)
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A freshly decorated townhouse overlooking the marina in the North Wales town of Pwllheli. Open plan. En-suite shower room. Walking distance to centre of Pwllheli. (Ref. 953912)
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A contemporary apartment in the heart of Pwllheli in North Wales. Exceptional views. Open plan. Central location. (Ref. 967525)
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Luxury detached house situated in the centre of Morfa Nefyn only 5 mins walk to the beach and golf club. Nefyn 1.5 miles; Pwllheli 7 miles; Abersoch 11 miles. (Ref. 988381)
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A quirky cottage in the heart of Pwllheli in North Wales. Shabby chic style. Exposed beams. Traditional features and lots of character. Wifi. Close to town centre and all amenities. (Ref. 966971)
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Lovely, homely detached property in a quiet residential location in the popular seaside village of Morfa Nefyn. Good family accommodation. WiFi. Woodburning stove. Conservatory. Dogs welcome. Parking. Beach, pub and shop 10 mins walk. Abersoch 11 miles. (Ref. 940379)
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A detached chapel conversion in the town of Pwllheli, North Wales. Open-plan living. En-suites. Beach walking distance. WiFi. (Ref. 989059)
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Spacious detached cottage, 15 mins walk from National Trust beach on edge of Llanbedrog. Feature stone fireplace, beams, enclosed garden. Abersoch 3 miles. (Ref. 996)
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One of a pair of superb North Wales holiday cottages, on the edge of Abersoch, close to beaches, shops and restaurants. Quality accommodation. (Ref. 2915)
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Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages to rent in Nefyn, Wales.
Unwind at a Nefyn or Morfa Nefyn cottage on the Llyn
Peninsula's spectacular north coast.
Framed by mountains and just a mile apart, Nefyn and Morfa Nefyn
are both popular holiday spots, yet cleverly retain their Welsh
character. Their biggest attraction is without doubt the long
crescent of sandy beach - two of them, in fact, which merge into
one - perfect for lazy days in the sun, splashing around with the
kids, safe bathing and sailing.
Paddle along the water's edge to the pretty, pastel-painted
village of Porthdinllaen, nestling alongside the sea and owned by
the National Trust. Look out for marine life along the way like
crabs and sea anemones - even seals basking off the rocks on the
far horizon. Then enjoy a beachside lunch at Ty Coch, a renowned
watering hole offering tasty delights in the most idyllic of
settings. Walk off the calories exploring the headland above the
beach, home to the Nefyn Golf Club, boasting 26 holes of incredible
play.
Those with an interest in local history will find evidence of
Iron Age settlements close to the villages - climb Garn Boduan for
remains of a hilltop fort and amazing coastal views. Years ago, the
villages were centres for herring fishing and there's an
interesting exhibition in the Old St. Mary's Church - the
latter a popular stopping place for pilgrims en route to Bardsey
Island.
And whether it's a Nefyn or a Morfa Nefyn cottage you
choose, both these villages cater well for the holidaymaker and
guarantee a truly relaxing escape in this beautiful corner of
Wales.