Derlwyn

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Aberdaron

• Children will cheer as the sea comes into view descending into this lovely village fringed by its sandy beach, shop and hotel. There are 2 excellent hotels restaurants at Ty Newydd and The Ship, stylish fish and chip restaurant Sblash plus the oldest hostelry Y Gegin Fawr (The Big Kitchen) an ancient Medieval building which was used by pilgrims for sustenance before their sea crossing to Bardsey Island. A sense of history pervades this ancient village learn more in the National Trust visitors centre, Porth y Swnt in the car park. In good weather take a boat trip to Bardsey as this is a bird watchers paradise. Uwchmynydd (NT) a hillside just above the village is a heather covered upland from which to see the island and back along the peninsula to Snowdonia with its mighty mountains.

Beaches

• Not only is there the beach at Aberdaron but nearby is the lovely bay of Whistling Sands where the sands really do whistle children will be delighted to find!

Morfa Nefyn

• Travel along the northern arm of the peninsula to the twin villages of Morfa Nefyn and Nefyn both with wide sweeping sandy bays, colourful beach huts in Nefyn and Porthdinllaen Harbour (NT) a short walk across the sands from Morfa Nefyn where stands the famous Ty Coch pub voted the 3rd most popular beach bar in the World!

Plas yn Rhiw (NT)

• The National Trust is a major landowner hereabouts and one of its oldest properties is this sweet little Georgian manor house, surrounded by box hedges and a variety of interesting shrubs and woodlands to explore.Enjoy a hot chocolate in their cafe and have time to absorb the stunning views of the dramatic bay of Hell's Mouth and many bays beyond. On clear days Stumble Head can be seen faintly in the distance.

Plas Glyn y Weddw Art Gallery

• This is the oldest art gallery in Wales set in a Gothic mansion it makes a perfect backdrop for displaying Wales's best artists of painting, sculpture and ceramics. Surrounded by beautiful lawns and woodland walks it has a conservatory restaurant with excellent food eat out on the lawns in fine weather. An amphi theatre has been constructed in the grounds and is used in Summer for plays, concerts and films a lovely setting for a magical evening.

Food in Aberdaron

• Two excellent hotels in Aberdaon highly recommended are The Ship and The Ty Newydd has a lovely balcony overlooking the beach with views of two pretty little islands known as the Isles of the of the Gulls. Both are renowned for their seafood of prize winning locally caught crabs and lobsters. Stock up in the local SPAR which has a meat counter and fresh fruit and vegetables. Buy at the little thatched roofed Becws Islyn Bakery for bread and cakes and enjoy morning coffee or afternoon tea here.

Llyn Coast Path

• Walk the Llyn Coastal Path and spot a vast variety of sea birds. Look out for the Chough with its distinctive red beak and legs which is the emblem of the Llyn. Designated An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this is a unique and special part of Wales.

Nefyn Golf Club

• The stunning coastal location overlooking Nefyn Bay is a 27 hole championship course with 9 holes in each of 3 loops. Visitors are warmly welcomed. There is a well stocked Pro shop too.

Plas Heli, Pwllheli

• The Welsh National Sailing Academy and Events centre with fabulous coastal views is open to the public. Enjoy tasty meals, afternoon teas or drinks in the cafe, restaurant or bar while watching folk messing about in boats.

Criccieth

• Do spend a day in the elegant seaside town of Criccieth with sandy beaches, lifeboat station, shops, cafes, restaurants and a magnificent hilltop castle.

Family Fun

• Enjoy gentle days out at Dwyfor Farm cuddling furry animals, thrilling Ribride's around the coast from Menai Bridge and exhilarating adventure activities at Galsfryn Parc. Try fishing, archery, shooting, ten pin bowling, watersports and more.

Days Away

• Visit Snowdonia National Park for stunning coastal and mountain scenery, beautiful beaches, steam train rides, Snowdon Mountain Railway, fascinating industrial heritage, thrilling adventure activities including Surf Snowdonia and Zip World, mighty castles and more.
• Ancient Caernarfon town with its mighty castle, Victoria Dock, marina and Galeri Caernarfon offer a fascinating day exploring impressive ruins, shopping, eating and entertainment.
  

This stylish house on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula is a great choice for holidays at any time of year.

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If you would like more information on the local area, please call us on 01348 837871 to speak to one of our friendly team.