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2 Rhoslyn

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms: 2
A beautifully renovated cottage located in the pretty village of Groeslon in Wales. Woodburning stove. Hot tub. WiFi. Caernarfon 5.2 miles; Llanberis 11.8 miles.
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4 Ty Rhosyn

Sleeps 8
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 4
This charming three-storey stone cottage rests in the village of Morfa Bychan, in North Wales. En-suites. Enclosed garden. Porthmadog 1.9 miles; Blaenau Ffestiniog 13.8 miles.
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7 Pen y Bont

Sleeps 6
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 3
7 Pen y Bont in Abersoch, North Wales, is a luxurious three-storey house that sleeps six. It features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an open-plan living area. Enjoy the superb terrace with a hot tub and stunning harbour views. Nearby attractions include Harbour Beach (0.2 miles) and Abersoch Beach (0.5 miles). Perfect for a relaxing getaway.
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Ael Y Bryn

Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 1
A charming end-of-terrace, stone-fronted cottage near Ffestiniog, Gwynedd. Romantic. Dog-friendly. Hot tub. In National Park. Woodburning stove. Porthmadog 10.6 miles; Betws-y-Coed 14.1 miles; Llanberis 28.7 miles.
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Argraig

Sleeps 12
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 6
Stunning detached family home in a prime location in Llanbedrog. Sea views. Pet-friendly. Hot tub. Abersoch 3.3 miles, Pwllheli 4 miles.
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Aur Y Mor

Sleeps 14
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 6
Aur Y Mor in Abersoch, North Wales, is a luxurious Victorian holiday home that sleeps 14 people across six splendid bedrooms. With two sumptuous lounges, a well-equipped kitchen, and a private hot tub, it’s perfect for large groups. The property is just metres from Abersoch's vibrant village centre and less than 500 metres from the beach.
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Awel Y Llan

Sleeps 10
Bedrooms: 5
A detached, stone-built cottage in Llanfair. Amazing sea views. Hot tub, sauna and huge games room. Llandanwg beach 400 yard walk. Storage room for sports equipment. Harlech 1.4 miles.
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Awelfryn

Sleeps 7
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 4
A large detached house resting in Criccieth, Gwynedd. Sea views. Off-road parking. Near a beach. Private garden. Gas fire. Porthmadog 4.4 miles; Portmeirion 7.4 miles; Abersoch 15.2 miles.
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Bacheiddon Log Cabin

Sleeps 4
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 2
A wonderful single-storey log cabin nestled in Aberhosan near Machynlleth. Hot tub. Beautiful views. Smart TVs. Open-plan. Off-road parking. Woodburning stove. Dolgellau 21.7 miles; Aberystwyth 24.2 miles.
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With Forest Holidays Golden Oak cabin you can immerse yourself in nature; set within Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) and part of a collection of just 16 cabins.
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Belle View

Sleeps 8
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 4
Belle View is a spacious, detached home situated in the village of Llaniestyn near Abersoch, Gwynedd. En-suite bedrooms. Hot tub. Smart TV. Woodburning stove. Morfa Nefyn 5.4 miles; Pwllheli 8.3 miles.
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Bennar Fawr

Sleeps 24
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 10
An impressive, detached house sitting on the outskirts of Dyffryn Ardudwy, North Wales. Two hot tubs. Sauna. Near the beach. Barmouth 5.8 miles; Harlech 7.1 miles; Portmeirion 15.5 miles.
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Berth

Sleeps 6
Bedrooms: 3
A bright and contemporary holiday home set in the village of Afonwen, Wales. Games room. Ideal for families. Pwllheli 6 miles; Nefyn 10.5 miles; Abersoch 11.4 miles.
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Berwyn

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms: 2
A spacious, detached bungalow resting in the coastal village of Talybont along the Cambrian coastline. Contemporary furnishings. Smart TVs. Large lawned garden with hot tub and summerhouse. Barmouth 4 miles.
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Beudy

Sleeps 6
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 3
A wonderful stone cottage situated just outside the village of Chwilog on the Llyn Peninsula. Sea Views. WiFi. Pet-friendly. Criccieth 4.5 miles; Pwllheli 5.2 miles.
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Gwynedd Cottages
Welcome to our guide to the best Gwynedd holiday cottages and the top things you'll want to do during your visit. This short overview will cover where to dine, what you'll see and some recommended places to visit.

Why Take Your Cottage Break in Gwynedd

Gwynedd is a Welsh county offering a wealth of history, heritage and beautiful outdoors to explore. Home to the Snowdonia National Park, city of Bangor and Llŷn Peninsula, visitors can explore the beautiful landscapes, enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities and visit historical landmarks and monuments across the county.

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With so much to see and do in Gwynedd, this is the perfect place to take a cottage break at any time of the year. Popular with hikers, the county is largely made up of the Snowdonia National Park which features Snowdon, the highest mountain peak in England and Wales.

Most popular areas in Gwynedd

There are some stunning self-catering cottages dotted around this area. Some of the most popular destinations for breaks being:


Eating and Drinking

Whilst on holiday in Gwynedd, you’ll be able to visit a great selection of award-winning restaurants, local cafes and pubs.

The county produces plenty of their own food and drink products that you can enjoy on your Welsh cottage break. Welsh lamb, beef, salmon and shellfish can be bought at farmers markets, in shops and eaten in many of the restaurants and pubs across the region.

Dairy farm producers also produce a great selection of cheese and ice cream. Make the most of your self-catered cottage break and sample some of the finest local produce when eating or to take back to your cottage.


Family Days Out

For families who enjoy exploring the great outdoors on their holiday, Gwynedd is a fantastic location for your next cottage break. There are many things to see and do and to keep your little ones entertained.

The Snowdon Mountain Railway is a unique way to climb the famous mountain and makes for an easy-going way to take in all the natural beauty. It takes visitors to the summit of Snowdon with amazing views throughout the journey. This is a great way for your little ones to visit the peak of the mountain without the long hike! For families who are thrill-seekers, Zip World is a must-visit.

The adventure centre has plenty to keep everyone entertained including Europe’s longest zipline and underground adventures!


Cottage With A View
Cottage With A Sea View - Red Ridge in Llandanwg near Harlech

For Couples

With miles of beautiful countryside, magnificent mountains and a wonderful coastline, Gwynedd is a magical place for couples looking for a romantic cottage retreat. An idyllic location for a romantic weekend, couples can make the most of their quality time together in a cosy cottage in the countryside or on the coast.

The city of Bangor has a fab selection of restaurants and bars where you can have date night. And for a romantic evening, take a trip to the coast to watch the sunset from one of the many beautiful beaches.

Throughout the county, there are many castles, scenic walks and historical landmarks to visit together on your couple’s getaway.

Gwynedd
Gwynedd is known for it's stunning rugged scenery

Dog friendly Cottages in Gwynedd

If you love walking and want to bring your pet along, you'll both be treated to some fabulous walks and pet friendly cottages in this county.

Other locations for scenic dog walks include Llanberis Path, Gelert’s Grave, and Torren Walk. Gwynedd is a dog lovers paradise. Whether your furry friend prefers countryside walks, mountain hikes or beach strolls, you’ll have so much choice in this beautiful Welsh county.

For beach walks, the Llyn Coastal Path has plenty of dog-friendly trails and beaches including Abersoch Circular walk and Harlech beach.

Whilst on holiday with your pooch, you’ll be able to eat out at cafes and pubs as there are many across the region that are dog-friendly. There are also plenty of dog-friendly cottages in Gwynedd so you can have a good base for relaxing and exploring the area.


Top 6 Things To Do In Gwynedd

Boasting a dramatic coastline and beautiful mountainous national park, there is a wealth of attractions and days out to discover on your cottage break in Gwynedd. This Welsh county is a great location for outdoor lovers, hikers, families and couples.

Caernarfon Castle
Caernarfon Castle in Wales

#1 - Snowdon

This is the tallest mountain in England and Wales and very popular with tourists at all times of the year. On average, Snowdon attracts half a million walkers a year and around 150,000 visitors by the Snowdon Mountain Railway. The peak is accessible by hiking and train allowing visitors of all abilities to experience this magnificent mountain and amazing views.

#2 - Caernarfon Castle

This a medieval castle that has been well-preserved and has numerous towers that guests can climb and explore. The location of the castle provides stunning views across the surrounding town and river. The castle is open to the general public where you can explore the grounds, museum and exhibits.

#3 - Llyn Tegid

Also known as Bala Lake, this is one of the most picturesque lakes in Gwynedd. It is the largest lake in Wales and home to the rare gwyniad fish. Visitors can hire boats to canoe or sail on the lake for a fun experience. For those who want to sit back and relax, there is a narrow-gauge railway which runs alongside the lake. This is an enjoyable way to soak up the beautiful views and particularly fun for children.

#4 - Llanberis Lake Railways

A traditional narrow-gauge heritage railway that takes visitors along the shores of Llyn Padarn lake. The train ride provides spectacular views of the lake and surrounding mountains in the Snowdonia National Park.

#5 - Zip World at Penrhyn Quarry

A highly recommended for thrill-seekers visiting Gwynedd. Zip World has several zip lines for you to enjoy if you dare. It is home to Velocity 2 which is the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe. You can also experience a quarry tour and eat at the Blondin restaurant which has views of the quarry and zippers flying by!