| Cefn Cottage , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 145- £491
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Situated on the owner's 46-acre working smallholding, this lovely property is a purpose-built detached holiday chalet on the outskirts of the picturesque seaside town of Criccieth. The living area has elegant French windows that open onto the enclosed garden – an ideal place for dining outdoors. There is also a children's play area just outside the property, making this a great destination for families. Close by are the two beaches at Criccieth’s seafront, the town’s 13th Century castle and an abundance of scenic coastal walks. |
| Situated just five miles from Porthmadog, this lovely seaside town is often described as the 'pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia'. With a 13th Century castle, perched above the centre on a rocky outcrop, Ciccieth has an impressive skyline. The castle also offers wonderful views of the nearby Tremadog Bay and the Snowdonia mountains – both within easy driving distance. The town offers two beaches, both of which are popular amongst water sports enthusiasts, though those interested in walking and cycling are also catered for. Not only does the surrounding countryside offer a number of great trails, but the nearby Snowdonia National Park also provides some of the most outstanding walking scenery in the country. |
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| Limekiln Cottage , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 386 - £ 896
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Non Smoking • Four Poster • Private Hot Tub • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Open Fire • Short Break • Pet Friendly |
Beautifully renovated and Grade II listed this traditional seafarer's cottage with its own hot gloriously overlooks the harbour in pretty Porthmadog home of the Welsh Highland and Ffestiniog narrow gauge steam railway cinema restaurants pubs shops and pool/sports centre are a short walk; Snowdonia's outdoor pursuits are nearby. Portmeirion 2 miles.
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| Pensyflog , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 255- £855
Sleeps: 7 |
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| Pensyflog is a wonderful 19th century, semi-detached farmhouse which is situated on a working farm just outside the delightful harbour town of Porthmadog in North Wales. With four bedrooms (two doubles, a twin and a single) and a family bathroom, this cottage can comfortably sleep seven people. The cottage also has a spacious fitted kitchen, a dining area, a utility room and a sitting room with a woodburning stove. To the exterior of the cottage is a covered veranda, a front lawn & patio, a large side lawn with furniture and a barbecue as well as off road parking for three cars. Pensyflog is a characterful holiday cottage in a superb location on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park and yet is just a short walk from the sea. |
| The harbour town of Porthmadog lies on the Glaslyn Estuary and is known as the gateway to the Snowdonia National Park. Porthmadog is full of shops and restaurants, and is home to the Ffestiniog Railway, where you can travel by steam through spectacular Snowdonia scenery, to Blaenau Ffestiniog. The well known Italienate village of Portmeirion is just down the coast. Situated on a rugged cliff top on its own private peninsula, Portmeirion is famous as the location of the TV show The Prisoner and is surrounded by miles of sandy beaches and woodlands. The area also boasts castles at Criccieth and Harlech, and superb unspoilt beaches such as Black Rock Sands, where the sands stretch as far as the eye can see. |
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| Yr Hen Ysgol , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 333- £1005
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Successfully renovated into an attractive holiday property, this picturesque building is a former 19th Century school set on the wooded slopes of the Glaslyn Valley in the small village of Prenteg. Fitted with a mixture of original character features and various modern facilities, the property offers two sitting rooms - one with a multi-fuel stove – four bedrooms and a fitted kitchen with dining area. There is also a lovely garden with lots of space for al fresco dining and summer ball games. In addition, the property boasts spectacular views over the rolling hills and rugged mountains of the surrounding countryside. |
| The small village of Prenteg stands at the foot of the Moel Ddu Mountain, close to Tremadog Bay, and lies besides the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. Renowned today for sightings of Wales’ only pair of nesting Osprey, this area was formally known for its slate and copper mining industries. Four miles away is Glaslyn Estuary, the bustling harbour town of Pothmadog which is a thriving port with an exciting marina and an interesting array of individual shops and restaurants, it is also home to the historic Ffestiniog Railway. Near the picturesque village of Borth-y-Gest is Black Rock Beach and with its pretty cliffs and coves make this area an idyllic way to spend a day. Another must see is the Italianate village of Portmeirion. This, coupled with the medieval castles at nearby Criccieth, Harlech and Caernarfon and along with the many excellent cycling and walking opportunities that are all within striking distance makes Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula a fabulous place to spend an interesting and excitingly different holiday destination. |
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| Cefn-Yr-Efail , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 193- £978
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Cefn-Yr-Efail is a superb converted Smithy in the hamlet of Golan near to the harbour town of Porthmadog on the North West coast of Wales. It has been renovated to a very high standard and can sleep eight people in its four bedrooms that are made up of three doubles (one with ensuite) and one twin. The cottage also has a ground floor family bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath. There is a gorgeous, fitted farmhouse kitchen with a dining area as well as a spacious living room with a flame-effect electric fire. To the outside of the cottage is ample off road parking and a garden with decking, a gravelled area, a lawned area, outside furniture and a barbecue, all with stunning mountain views. Cefn-Yr-Efail is a lovely holiday cottage and is located in a wonderful part of North Wales making it the perfect location to spend a holiday exploring all that this region has to offer. |
| The harbour town of Porthmadog lies on the Glaslyn Estuary and enjoys a stunning setting and is known as the gateway to the Snowdonia National Park. Porthmadog is full of individual shops and restaurants, and is home to the Ffestiniog Railway, where you can travel by steam through spectacular Snowdonia scenery to Blaenau Ffestiniog. The well known Italienate village of Portmeirion is just down the coast. Situated on a rugged cliff top on its own private peninsula, Portmeirion is famous as the location of the TV show The Prisoner and the final episode of Cold Feet, and is surrounded by miles of sandy beaches and woodlands. The area also boasts castles at Criccieth and Harlech, and superb unspoilt beaches such as Black Rock Sands, where the sands stretch as far as the eye can see. |
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| Bryn Parc , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 187- £830
Sleeps: 6 |
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| A detached house, this property offers privacy and seclusion as well as easy access to all the attractions in the area. It has a large garden from which to enjoy an evening drink as the summer sun sets over the mountains and the comfortable farmhouse kitchen will accommodate the full complement of six guests. There is ample off-road parking, although the local shops, pubs and restaurant are a mere 10 minutes walk away. |
| Porthmadog is a bustling town full of individual shops and places to eat. It has a strong and proud heritage, culture and community with the Welsh language as a key part of its identity. Welsh is commonly spoken here and the inhabitants are particularly warm and friendly. Once great seaport, Porthmadog is rich in maritime history and the home of the Ffestiniog Railway. Trains taken from here and the Welsh Highland Railway will take you on scenic tours of the region where you can appreciate the majesty of the countryside and its purple-tipped mountains. Located on the outskirts of Porthmadog, the beach at Blackrock Sands stretches for miles and is a haven for beach games and resting. T. E Lawrence, the original ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ lived nearby and the poet Shelley is reputed to have regularly visited. Also in the area, you can visit the Italianate village of Portmeirion, used as ‘The Village’ in the 60s cult television show, ‘The Prisoner’. |
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| Cefn Coch Isaf , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 131- £391
Sleeps: 2 |
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Well furnished throughout, with an abundance of oak beams and rafters, a lovely exposed chimneybreast, fantastic slate floor and the original, steep and narrow wooden staircase with a 180 degree bend, this cottage is full of character. An ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts and close to a Sustrans cycle route, this is the perfect location for a romantic holiday, surrounded by wonderful mountains, valleys and lakes, and just 3 miles from the Welsh Highland Railway.
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| The pretty village of Borth Y Gest, with its cliffs and coves, is a short drive from the town of Porthmadog. The well known and unique Italienate village of Portmeirion is just down the coast. Situated on a rugged cliff top on its own private peninsula, Portmeirion, famous as the location of the TV show The Prisoner and the final episode of Cold Feet, is surrounded by miles of sandy beaches and woodlands. The area also boasts castles at Criccieth and Harlech, and superb unspoilt beaches such as Black Rock Sands, where the sands stretch as far as the eye can see. An ideal location for the attractions of Snowdonia and the The Lleyn Peninsula. |
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| Tawelfan , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 185- £495
Sleeps: 4 |
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| A great base for families, this terraced cottage is ten minutes walk from the beach in popular Harlech. The accommodation is charmingly cosy, with feature fireplaces in both the double and twin bedrooms, a feature fireplace in the dining room and a multi-fuel stove in the sitting room. There is off road parking for 2 cars, a bonus in this tourist town. The Royal St David’s Golf Course is a five minute walk away, as are the shops and pubs of the town. With Snowdonia on the doorstep and both the Lleyn Peninsula and Cardigan Bay within easy reach, this is a superb base for exploring North Wales. |
| Harlech, on the lovely North Wales coastline, is well-known for its castle that dominates the town, and for the 6 mile long sandy beach. The town is also a favourite destination for golfers, who come to enjoy the famous Royal St David’s Course. There are shops, pubs and restaurants in the town, and the wonders of the Snowdonia National Park are within reach. Explore the mountains and valley, or take in a coastal walk on the Lleyn Peninsula, or even a stroll along the beaches of Cardigan Bay; there is so much to do and see here, whatever the time of year. |
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| Cil-y-Gest , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 204- £633
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac, this property is a modern, semi-detached house in the popular village of Morfa Bychan. Just two miles from the harbour town of Porthmadog, this home offers comfortable, well-equipped accommodation for up to six people. The village itself offers a small shop and an excellent golf course, though there are water sports facilities very close by at the beautiful Black Rock Sands beach. There is also trout fishing on offer in the near vicinity as well as coastal walks and cycling trails. The Ffestiniog Railway is a great chance to enjoy a trip on a steam train, whilst the local castles are certainly worth a visit. |
| Situated within a short stroll of the spectacular beach at Black Rock Sands, the lovely village of Morfa Bychan is home to a local store, a post office and an excellent 18-hole golf course. Just two miles from the bustling harbour town of Porthmadog on the picturesque Glaslyn Estuary, Morfa Bychan is well situated for the shops and restaurants this larger town provides. The Ffestiniog Railway is also within easy reach and visitors can travel by steam train through the spectacular Snowdonia scenery. Borth-y-Gest is another pretty village in the near vicinity and is close to numerous cliffs and coves whilst the unique Italianate village of Portmeirion is also within easy driving distance. Those interested in history will enjoy the castles at nearby Criccieth, Harlech and Caernarfon, whilst walkers will enjoy the trails through Snowdonia and the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula. |
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| Ty'R Odyn , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 322 - £ 717
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Non Smoking • Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break |
Gloriously situated overlooking the harbour in picturesque Porthmadog one of Wales's most sought after destinations this traditional seafarer's cottage is ideally placed for enjoying the delights of Snowdonia National Park. A superb range of outdoor pursuits historic castles and family attractions lie within easy reach. The Welsh Highland and the Ffestiniog narrow gauge steam railway starts from the harbour and Portmeirion is just 2 miles. An indoor pool/sports centre restaurants and cinema are a short walk; shops and pubs are under 200 yards.
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| 10 Tyddyn Adi , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 204- £720
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac, this delightful, semi-detached property is set in the popular village of Morfa Bychan and is just two miles from the harbour town of Porthmadog. This superbly decorated property blends modern and traditional, with excellent facilities throughout. A sunny conservatory opens out into the pretty garden and views to the open fields beyond – ideal for barbecues and al fresco dining. With a small village shop and a superb golf course, this charming little town offers something for everyone, especially with the spectacular beach at Black Rock Sands so close by. |
| Situated within a short stroll of the spectacular beach at Black Rock Sands, the pretty village of Morfa Bychan is home to a local store, a post office and an excellent, 18-hole golf course. Set on the picturesque Glaslyn Estuary, and only two miles away is the harbour town of Porthmadog which boasts a wide selection of shops and restaurants as well as the renowned Ffestiniog Railway – enabling visitors to travel by steam train through the spectacular Snowdonia scenery. Just a short drive away is the pretty village of Borth-y-Gest which boasts cliffs and coves whilst the celebrated and unique Italianate village of Portmeirion is also within easy driving distance. For those interested in history, Criccieth, Harlech and Caernarfon all offer impressive castles, and the slate caverns at Llechwedd are also worth visiting. |
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| Moel y Gest , Porthmadog |
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Price: £ 274 - £ 514
Sleeps: 3 |
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| Non Smoking • Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break |
| Ideally located for year round breaks, this charming mid-terrace holiday cottage is quietly tucked away in Porthmadog, just a two-minute walk from a fine selection of interesting shops, pubs, restaurants, a sports centre with indoor swimming pool, and two narrow-gauge steam railways. A superb range of outdoor pursuits, historic castles and family attractions all lie within easy reach. |
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