| Isfryn , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 595- £2070
Sleeps: 21 |
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| This characterful property was originally built in Georgian times and has since achieved a Grade II listed status. It is extraordinarily spacious, with enough bedrooms to sleep groups of up to 21 people. One of the main features of the house must be the magnificent dining room which has a table to seat 20; perfect for a large celebration. With a large sauna and a whirlpool bath, this property can turn a holiday into a truly luxurious break. |
| Caernarfon is one of the most historical towns in the United Kingdom: there are few others who can claim to have been continually inhabited since Stone Age times. Evidence of its history is most evident in the famous Caernarfon Castle, which began its construction in 1283 as a fortress, a seat of government and a home for royalty. The town itself is the site of many events and festivals throughout the year, such as the UK Strong Man Competition, the Caernarfon Festival and meetings of the North Wales Automobile Club. The Welsh Highland Railway offers excursions through the region, where you can begin to fully appreciate the splendour of the region and you can take a boat out on a fishing trip from the local harbour. The town itself is well-served by restaurants and shops and its close proximity to the local beaches offer the chance to get the best of coast and country. |
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| Porth yr Aur Bach , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 206- £731
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Set at the beginning of Caernarfon's old High Street, this traditional, mid-terraced town house stands only a few yards from the promenade from which you can enjoy beautiful sunsets over the Menai Straits. Spacious and airy, the building incorporates contemporary design features and an open-plan living area with comfort and traditional townhouse elegance. Just a short walk from the major attractions of the town, including the 13th Century castle and promenade, the house is ideally placed for those who like to enjoy a few drinks in the evening without having to worry about the car. |
| With such a great degree of historic and cultural importance in North Wales the town of Caernarfon is a popular resort, boasting an impressive 13th Century castle, well preserved town walls and a pretty water front. The castle is host to a number of fascinating activities throughout the year including numerous pageants and guided tours during the summer months. The Welsh Highland Railway also passes through the town’s station and takes visitors on a tour through the region’s dramatic scenery. Fishing excursions are also available from the harbour whilst within walking distance of the town centre, visitors can find Segontium, - a Roman fort and museum - housing many important finds. With excellent shops and places to eat, this fascinating town makes a great place from which to explore the lovely beaches of the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula as well as the mountains and rivers of Snowdonia. |
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| The Grand Lodge (South) , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 339- £1053
Sleeps: 8 |
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| This fantastic Grade II listed, stone built property stands at the entrance to Glynllifon Country Park, five and a half miles from the historic town of Caernarfon. The property provides spacious accommodation and has been sympathetically decorated and furnished throughout to remain in keeping with its heritage. With four bedrooms and two sitting rooms with open fires, this cottage is ideal for a large family group and it also comes with a beautiful, enclosed rear garden area with furniture and a barbecue in addition to the views of the nearby Rhinog Mountains. |
| Situated near to the long, sandy beach at Dinas Dinlle is the quaint Welsh village of Llandwrog. Renowned for its family fun and watersports this wonderful little settlement is a great place for a memorable holiday. Nearby is Glynllifon Country Park (described as one of Wales’s best-kept secrets), a 700-acre park which was once Lord Newborough's private garden but which is now a grade I listed garden and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. These incredible landscaped grounds include Victorian follies, streams, fountains, wonderful tree trails, craft shops and a café. The historic town of Caernarfon is also nearby and boasts a magnificent 13th Century castle and well-preserved town walls. |
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| Tan Y Fron , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 220- £760
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Tan Y Fron is a fully refurbished, traditional, stone built detached cottage in an elevated mountainside position near to Llanberis with views of the Snowdonia Mountains and the lakes below. With two double bedrooms, one single and a family room with a double and a single bed, as well as a family bathroom, this cottage can sleep up to eight people in comfort. The rest of the accommodation is made up of a fitted kitchen, a dining room with extra seating and a sitting room with a wood burning stove. To the exterior of the cottage is off road parking for three cars, a lawned garden area with outdoor furniture and a BBQ, as well as secure bike storage. Wonderfully located between the mountains and the coast, Tan Y Fron is a fabulous holiday cottage, no matter what you want to do whilst you are in North Wales. |
| Llanberis is a haven for walkers and climbers, being the starting point for the ascent of Snowdon - the highest mountain in England and Wales. The ascent can be made either by train, on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, or on foot along one of the many routes to the summit. Each year, major racing events attract thousands to the area: The fast Snowdon Race to the summit, held in July every year and The Snowdonia Marathon, held in October - a gruelling 26 mile course that starts and finishes in Llanberis, circumnavigating the Snowdon Massif. Within Llanberis itself there are excellent places to eat and drink and a great choice of shopping. Just 7 miles from Llanberis, on the coast, is Caernarfon with its magnificent castle and town walls and close by are National Trust properties at Penrhyn and Plas Newydd. |
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| 6 Llwyn Ceirios , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 220- £635
Sleeps: 6 |
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| 6 Llwyn Ceirios is a detached single storey cottage in a quiet cul de sac close to the centre of the harbour town of Caernarfon in North Wales. The three bedrooms are a double with en-suite, another double and a twin, making this suitable for six people. Also in the cottage is a well equipped kitchen with a dining area, a family bathroom and a sitting room with electric fire. Outside the cottage are off road parking for one car and a lawned garden area. With the centre of Caernarfon on the doorstep, and a short drive to beaches, mountains, historic houses and fantastic walking, 6 Llwyn Ceirios makes a superb North Wales base for everyone. |
| Caernarfon is a popular harbour town which remains of much historic and cultural importance to North Wales. There is an impressive 13th Century castle, often with guided tours and special events including historic pageants. The town also has a station for the Welsh Highland Railway, which passes through dramatic scenery, and fishing excursions are available from the harbour. There is a wide selection of shops and eateries, and a short drive away are some lovely beaches, both on the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula, plus the mountains and rivers of Snowdonia, including the renowned mountaineering town of Llanberis at the foot of Mount Snowdon. |
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| Damavand , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 115- £299
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Situated just over 5 miles from Caernarfon is Damavand, an all ground floor apartment. This welcoming apartment has light and airy rooms with an open plan living area, fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area. The apartment sleeps four people and has one double bedroom, with a sofa bed and multi-fuel burner in the sitting area. There is off road parking for one car and stunning mountain and sea views can be seen from the side lawned garden. Caernarfon has many attractions and amenities to suit all tastes and Damavand is ideal for families or group of friends that want to explore this area of Wales. |
| The tourist town of Caernarfon is steeped in history due to the stunning 13th Century castle, town walls and water front. During the tourist season, the guided tours of the castle and the special events, such as historic pageants are well worth visiting. Continuing the history theme, within walking distance of Caernarfon is the excellent Segontium - a Roman fort and museum. Another essential attraction is the Welsh Highland Railway, which passes through beautiful scenery. Caernarfon also offers many amenities, such as shops, pubs and restaurants. Further afield are beaches situated on the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula and the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park. Caernarfon is a perfect base to explore this wonderful part of Wales. |
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| Damavand Dylluan , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 99- £242
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Situated 5.5 miles from Caernarfon is Damavand Dylluan, a first floor apartment that is perfect for a romantic break away. The apartment is welcoming, light and airy and has a super king size bed, that can be made into a twin, kitchen area, dining table and a double sofa bed. The apartment also has a shower room. Damavand Dylluan has the added bonus of off road parking for one car and a lawned garden area which has mountain and sea views. Damavand Dylluan is the perfect base for walking and mountain biking and to explore Caernarfon and the surrounding area. |
| The historic town of Caernarfon has many attractions including the stunning 13th Century castle, town walls and water front. Other attractions in the town that are well worth visiting are the guided tours of the castle and the special events, such as historic pageants. Attractions nearby that are essential to visit are the excellent Segontium - a Roman fort and museum and the Welsh Highland Railway, which passes some breathtaking scenery. Caernarfon also offers many amenities, such as shops, pubs and restaurants. Further afield are beaches situated on the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula, the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park and the town of Llanberis. There is so much to see and do in and around Caernarfon that you will not want to leave! |
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| Llwyn Eilian , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 164- £703
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Standing in a quiet lane just three minutes walk from the heart of Llanberis, this is a charming, semi detached 19th Century cottage. The cottage is set in an ideal location for mountain climbing and walking in North Wales. This well-equipped property also boasts magnificent views over Mount Snowdon and is within easy walking distance of the town’s pubs, bars and restaurants and the beautiful lakes of Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris close by. |
| Flanked by two lakes - Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris – Llanberis is set against the backdrop of the Snowdon Massif and is one of the most popular destinations in the area. Walkers and climbers regularly visit this wonderful little town and use it as a starting point for the ascent of Snowdon - the highest mountain in England and Wales and ‘centre-piece’ of the Snowdonia National Park. The nearby summit can be reached by a number of trails or by the Snowdon Mountain Railway, though more energetic visitors can participate in the annual Snowdonia Marathon held every October. The town itself offers a wide range of places to eat and drink as well as a great choice of shopping. Just seven miles away is the coastal town of Caernarfon which boasts a magnificent Castle and town walls whilst close by are the exciting National Trust properties at Penrhyn and Plas Newydd. |
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| Lavender Cottage , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 183- £441
Sleeps: 3 |
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| Lavender Cottage is a charming stone-built detached barn conversion in a development of similar properties, situated on a 30 acre smallholding close to the village of Caeathro on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The cottage occupies an eye-catching courtyard location and offers high quality, well-equipped open-plan living accommodation on one floor including a handmade pine kitchen, spacious sitting area with French doors which open out onto the private rear patio, and a shared courtyard and games room. Lavender Cottage is an idyllic holiday property in a superb location, perfectly placed for touring the incredible natural landscape and visitor attractions of Snowdonia, the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula. |
| Caeathro is a small rural North Wales village close to the Snowdonia National Park, Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula. The village has its own shop and pub, and is just two miles from the popular tourist destination of Caernarfon with its 13th Century castle, old town walls and smart waterfront. Caernarfon offers a fine selection of shops and places to eat, as well as a station for the Welsh Highland Railway where you can catch a train that takes you through breathtaking scenery; guided tours of the castle and historic pageants during the season; and sea-fishing excursions off the coast of Anglesey. The gorgeous beaches of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula are easily accessed from this location, and many climbing, walking, mountain biking, golfing and water sports opportunities are all within reach nearby. |
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| Ysgubor Penrallt , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 209- £441
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Converted from an old farm building on the outskirts of the marina village of Y Felinheli, the accommodation in this detached property is laid out mostly over the ground floor, and features a king-size double bedroom, a well-equipped kitchen and a first floor sitting room, accessed by a spiral staircase, with wonderful views over the Menai Straits. There is a raised patio garden with garden furniture and a BBQ, as well as stunning views of the Menai Straits, a great location for a relaxing drink in the evening. Take a stroll over fields to the shop and pub, or venture further afield to explore Snowdonia or Anglesey. |
| The harbour town of Y Felinheli, formerly known as Port Dinorwic, is set on the beautiful Menai Straits, with wonderful views of Anglesey, between the towns of Caernarfon and Bangor. An established yachting marina, the lock at Y Felinheli allows boats to enter or leave before cruising down the straits and to open sea. Y Felinheli has a selection of amenities, including pubs, restaurants, shops and a hotel. The stunning mountains and lakes of Snowdonia, the beaches of Anglesey and the lovely Lleyn Peninsula are all within an easy drive. |
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| Carreg Galed , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 247- £761
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Set in a quiet residential cul-de-sac and just two minutes walk from the centre of pretty Llanberis is this comfortable modern property. A bright and airy house, this chic property makes the best use of large French windows that allow light to flood into the living room and also lead outside to a lovely patio area. This suntrap of a garden is ideal for an al fresco meal or simply relaxing against the stunning backdrop of the Snowdonia Mountain Range. The property is well placed for a number of local amenities such as pubs, restaurants, shops and the shores of beautiful Llyn Padarn. |
| Flanked by two lakes - Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris – the lovely town of Llanberis is set beneath the grandeur of the Snowdon Massif and is one of the most popular mountain tourist centres in the Snowdonia National Park. A popular base for walkers and ramblers, this quaint little town is often used as the starting point for the ascent of Snowdon - the highest mountain in England and Wales. On the Snowdon Mountain Railway visitors can either take the train to the summit or enjoy one of the many walking routes. The town also hosts two annual races in July and October – the Snowdon Race and the Snowdonia Marathon. There are ample of excellent places to eat and drink within Llanberis itself, whilst just seven miles away the seaside resort of Caernarfon makes a wonderful place to visit with its ancient castle and impressive town walls. |
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| Owl Farmhouse , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 263- £973
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Set in two acres of grounds, this attractive, 18th century stone-built farmhouse enjoys an elevated position between the villages of Rhosgadfan and Carmel on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. This classic, period property has been tastefully furnished and decorated throughout in a sleek, modern style. With two large, chic living rooms - each with an open fire or wood-burning stove - three excellent bathrooms - including a sauna and spa bath – as well as three bedrooms, the entire property is luxuriously appointed throughout. With such a fabulous home-from-home, and so much to do in the area, your holiday to North Wales is sure to be a memorable one. |
| With so much historic and cultural importance in North Wales, Caernarfon, the county town of Gwynedd, is a popular tourist spot. With an impressive 13th century castle and well preserved town walls, this is a wonderful location for history enthusiasts. During the summer season the castle runs guided tours and special events including historic pageants. Segontium, a Roman fort and museum, is home to various important finds and makes an interesting day out. Visitors can also enjoy a trip on the Welsh Highland Railway which passes through the area’s dramatic scenery, or why not arrange a fishing trip from the local harbour With a wide selection of shops and places to eat, Caernarfon also offers close proximity to the lovely beaches of the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula. |
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| Lily Cottage , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 161- £384
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Lily Cottage is one of three splendid terraced stone-built barn conversions in a pleasant courtyard location, close to the little village of Caeathro. Situated on a 30 acre smallholding on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, this wonderful Wales cottage provides welcoming and well-equipped accommodation all on one floor including a double bedroom with en-suite shower room and an open plan living area with handmade pine kitchen, dining area and sitting area. The cottage has its own private patio, and a shared courtyard area and games room. Lily Cottage has a warm and friendly atmosphere and is a wonderful location for touring the stunning scenery and beautiful beaches of Snowdonia, the Lleyn Peninsula and the Isle of Anglesey. |
| Caernarfon has many visitor attractions, including a magnificent 13th Century castle, which hosts regular historic pageants and guided tours; well-preserved original town walls, and an appealing waterfront area. Trains that run on the Welsh Highland Railway can be caught in Caernarfon for a ride through some wild and dramatic North Wales scenery. There is also a good selection of shops and eateries in the town. Caeathro is excellently situated for touring the mountains and other attractions of Snowdonia; the gorgeous beaches of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula, and superb climbing, walking, mountain biking and water sports opportunities. |
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| Lletyllywarch , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 379 - £745
Sleeps: 6 |
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Non Smoking • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access
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| Ideally positioned amidst lovely countryside on a working farm this spacious and comfortable recently converted barn is perfectly located for a year round base for exploring the best of a fine selection of family attractions and an abundance of outdoor activities. Just 4 miles from historic Caernarfon with its magnificent castle golf cycle hire riding and a narrow gauge railway through the spectacular scenery of Snowdonia National Park. A Blue Flag sandy beach is 2 miles whilst Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula are both easily accessible. |
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| Damavand Bach , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 95- £231
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Damavand Bach, lies 5.5 miles from Caernarfon and is a delightful first floor studio apartment that has an open plan living area. The apartment has a super king size bed, which can be made into a twin, kitchen area, dining table and shower room. Damavand Bach has an excellent large roof terrace with sea and mountain views. Also outside is the convenience of off road parking for one car, and a lawned garden with furniture. Caernarfon and the surrounding area have many attractions and amenities that will suit all tastes. Damavand Bach is perfect for couples that want a romantic break away. |
| The busy town of Caernarfon is steeped in history due to the stunning 13th Century castle, town walls and water front. Guided tours of the castle and the special events, such as historic pageants are well worth visiting. Other essential attractions nearby are the superb Segontium - a Roman fort and museum and the Welsh Highland Railway, which passes through beautiful scenery. Caernarfon also offers many amenities, such as shops, pubs and restaurants. The area also has many natural attractions such as the beaches situated on the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula and the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park. Caernarfon and the surrounding area have ample to see and do at anytime of the year. |
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| Ty Morannedd House , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 361 - £822
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Non Smoking • Private Hot Tub • Short Break • Pet Friendly |
Enjoying panoramic views of Snowdonia this lovely group of cosy cottages is just 150 yards from a beautiful sandy pebble backed Blue Flag award beach which boasts exceptional views of Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula. A family friendly pub and a range of shops are a short stroll away. Morannedd Cottages make ideal location for touring the Snowdonia National Park the many attractions of this area include a narrow gauge steam railway which winds its way from Caernarfon into the heart of the Snowdonia Mountains and a small airfield for pleasure flights over the area. Llandudno is an easy drive away and Pwllheli is 10 miles. Caernarfon and its magnificent castle are only 6 miles and also have a golf course, indoor swimming pool, sailing, fishing and cycle hire.
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| Penrallt Cottage , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 239- £697
Sleeps: 6 |
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| In a fantastic hillside location on the outskirts of the marina village of Y Felinheli, this detached stone property is just five minutes from the historic town of Caernarfon. The interior has been decorated to a very high standard and furnished with stylish modern pieces which compliment the property's period features. Outside, there is also a lovely patio area which offers an excellent place to enjoy some al fresco dining with a backdrop of stunning views, or to simply sit and read a book in the sun. |
| Formerly known as Port Dinorwic, Y Felinheli is situated on the beautiful Menai Straits between the historic town of Caernarfon and the cathedral city of Bangor. This lovely harbour town is home to a small, established yachting marina with an interesting lock, which allows boats to enter or leave before cruising down the Straits to the open sea. There is also a wide selection of amenities in the village as well as pubs, restaurants, shops and a hotel, whilst just two miles away is an award-winning five-star restaurant for something a little more special. The landscape of this pretty region is incredibly diverse and offers the stunning mountain of Snowdonia, the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula, and the sandy beaches of the Isle of Anglesey – all of which are within easy driving distance. |
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| White Tower Cottage , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 325 - £725
Sleeps: 6 |
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| • Detached • Hot Tub • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden • |
| Ideally positioned within the grounds of White Tower Holiday Park, this well presented detached bungalow is a great location from which to explore the local area as well as benefiting from full use of the on site facilities. These include full free access to the children's play area, outdoor heated swimming pool (between mid May to mid Sept), fully licensed club with regular entertainment as well as a games room at a small extra charge. The property is equipped with all modern amenities including Free View plasma TV with DVD player and ipod docking station. The fully enclosed garden boasts its own private hot tub as well as a BBQ and is the perfect spot to relax whilst enjoying views of the Snowdonia Mountain Range. |
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| Bluebell Cottage , Caernarfon |
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Price: £ 203- £602
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Bluebell Cottage is one of three stone-built holiday properties called Tyddyn Whisgin Cottages, located close to the village of Caeathro on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The cottage is a pretty terraced "upside down" barn conversion in a pleasant courtyard location on a 30 acre smallholding, and offers a large open-plan first floor living area with original features including exposed beams and stone walls, a handmade pine kitchen, and dining and sitting areas. The two bedroom accommodation also includes a ground floor wet room, a shared courtyard and games room, and use of a private patio area. Bluebell Cottage provides superbly well-equipped, quality accommodation throughout and provides a great base from which to discover the numerous leisure activities available in this fantastic part of North Wales. |
| Caernarfon offers many great visitor attractions and amenities, including a 13th century castle that holds regular guided tours and special historical events as well as a bustling waterfront, and a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs. Caernarfon is also home to a Welsh Highland Railway station, which runs regular trains through the dramatic North Wales landscape. The beaches of Anglesey and sea-fishing excursions off the coast; the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, and superb mountain climbing, hiking, mountain biking, golfing and water sports are also all available in this wonderful location. |
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