Crab Cottage

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6. 1 Double with Kingsize bed wardrobe and chest of drawers. 1 Twin with chest of drawers. Both on ground floor. 1 Twin with chest of drawers on 1st floor. 

Bathroom with full suite on 1st floor. Shower Room with toilet & washbasin on ground floor.

Living/dining/kitchen open plan with 2 x 2 seater sofas, 2 easy chairs,log burning stove, Free view TV/DVD, dining table and chairs seating 6, luxury fitted well equipped kitchen, electric cooker with induction hob and double oven, dishwasher, microwave, fridge with ice box.

Utility Room with washing machine, sink and storage space for beach equipment.

Grounds enclosed rear garden with decking, lawn, garden furniture. Small front garden care with toddlers please, gate needs to be kept shut.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - No

Parking - Yes for 1 car

Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £35 p/w

Dogs - 1 at £25 p/w

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - Yes on request

• This lovely sandy beach is always popular, walk to Porthdinllaen at low tide and enjoy a drink at the Ty Coch pub - the third most popular beach bar in the world!
• Porthdinllaen, once a smugglers' cove, is now owned by the National Trust and is one of the gems of the Peninsula.

• Join this at the entrance of Morfa Nefyn beach, in springtime and early summer the cliff tops are covered in a blanket of wild flowers - a birdwatchers paradise too - look out for oyster catchers, cormorants and the emblem of the Lleyn, the distinctive chough with its red bill and legs.

• This renowned championship course close to the cottage is on the headland above the village - stupendous views from this setting high above the sea.

• Buy locally and shop in the general stores nearby for a good selection of excellent locally sourced meat, fresh fish and vegetables.

• This lovely sandy beach is just a few miles west of Morfa Nefyn, Park the car and walk across the fields and choose your favourite cove from the many small coves which can be reached down the steep grassy slopes from the Lleyn Peninsula coastal path.

• Lots more beaches to discover, - Abersoch and Llanbedrog with their colourful beach huts - enjoy a 'Fish'n'Trips' from Abersoch and spot dolphins, seals and harbour porpoises whilst catching your supper!

• Drive through timeless little villages including Llanengan, with its pretty 15th century church and a pub serving food, to the wide expanse of sand at Hell's Mouth.
• Nearly four miles long and facing south west Hell's Mouth rarely becomes crowded and is thought by many to be the best surfing beach in Wales.

• This is Wales's oldest art gallery and shows local and international artists. Built in 1850's this Victorian gothic mansion is perfect venue for art works. Enjoy views of Cardigan Bay and Snowdonia from their excellent tea rooms.

• The 'Land's End' of North Wales, remote and full of history, the embarkation point for pilgrims in Medieval times for Bardsey Island.
• Enjoy freshly caught sea food in all the local hostelries and admire St. Hywyn's church at the water's edge in this lovely whitewashed village.
• Take a boat trip from here to Bardsey Island and sail along the rugged coastline passing tiny islands awash with seabirds.

• Enjoy a great day out for all the family At Greenwood Forest Park - voted best family attraction in North Wales for the last 2 years.

• This Park with its 8 miles of paths is home to some of the rarest flora and fauna in the country. A designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) the estate grounds are rich in wildlife and home to many rare and endangered species.
• There are cascading terraced waterfalls and the remains of a water mill - the steam engine that is on display was restored by the one and only Fred Dibnah!
• Plas Glynllifon Mansion is considered to be the finest Grade One Listed Regency House in North Wales, originally seat of the Lord Newborough Family and home of the Prince of Wales Investiture Ball, now a fully licensed venue and available on an exclusive hire basis for both small and large events - wonderful surroundings for a wedding!

• Leave the Lleyn Peninsula just for a day to explore the magnificent nearby Snowdonia National Park. Discover breath taking scenery, steam trains, the Snowdon Mountain Railway, haunted houses, historic houses, mighty castles and more. Enjoy walking mountain biking, watersports and thrilling adventures such as Bounce Below, Treetop Adventures, Zip Wire, Fforest Coaster and Surf Snowdonia.