House On The Corner

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Morfa Nefyn & Beach Pubs, Llyn Peninsula

• Newly refurbished, the Cliffs Inn is equidistant between House on the Corner and Morfa Nefyn beach. It's hillside location offers stunning views while you enjoy the relaxed informal ambience, good food and drink.
• Stroll to this beautiful sandy bay, walk along the water's edge at low tide to the Ty Coch pub at Porthdinllaen (NT) sit on the pub wall drink in hand and soak up the convivial atmosphere.
• Use a map to pinpoint small remote bays then walk across fields and dip down to the coast to discover your own secluded special spot.

Llyn Coastal Path

• Join the path at the entrance to Morfa Nefyn beach from where there are spectacular views of The Rival Mountain Range and back to Snowdonia.
• Seals swim close to shore in good weather look out for fat little seal pups swimming with their mothers in late summer and enjoy the lovely display of wild flowers.

Family Fun on the Llyn Peninsula

• From thrilling adventure activities to petting furry animals there is something for all tastes and ages.Visit Dwyfor Farm or Glasfryn Parc for quad bike rides, go karting, fishing, watersports, ten pin bowling and soft play.
  

Nefyn Golf Club

• One of the top 100 courses in the world and just a little way along the road from the property Nefyn Golf Course is considered one of North Wales's foremost golfing venues and is set in a dramatic location on the cliff top - a round here is a must for any serious golfer!

Plas Bodegras

• Special occasions need somewhere really special and Plas Bodegroes ticks all the boxes romantic location and fine food one of Wales's best restaurants.

Aberdaron

• Take the car to remote, beautiful Aberdaron with its ancient church, whitewashed cottages and lovely views across the bay to the Isle of the Gulls, all bathed in the distinctive glowing light of the far west.
• Join the Coastal Path and look out for Peregrines and kestrels that nest on the cliff sides and the emblem of the Llyn, the beautiful red legged Choughs

Abersoch

• Abersoch, in contrast to Aberdaron, has a lively atmosphere with summertime regattas, the world famous Wakestock Festival, a jazz festival, shops and restaurants.

Glyn y Wedddw Art Gallery at Llanbedrog

• Wales's most picturesque art venue and also its oldest. Enjoy the newly opened lovely woodland walk just beyond and above the gallery
• The conservatory restaurant here serves meals throughout the day - dine al-fresco on the lawns in good weather.

Caernarfon

• Drive northward along the coast to Caernarfon with its magnificent Castle, wander along The Victoria Dock where there are stylish bars, bistros and cafes visit the Arts Centre and watch the latest films.
• Do visit Palas Prints one of Britain's best independent bookshops - buy a book to curl up with and enjoy back at the cottage.

Days out in Snowdonia

• The Snowdonia National Park is well worth a day trip or two. Experience majestic mountain and coastal scenery, unspoiled beaches, romantic castles, nostalgic steam train rides, industrial heritage, thrilling adventure activities, delicious local produce and so much more.

Charming retro style holiday cottage in Morfa Nefyn within yards of the beach is a wonderful year round base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula.