Cottages in Nefyn

If you want to find a small town with a lovely beach and surrounded by nature, Nefyn is the right place to go. This community in Wales offers you the opportunity to unwind and have a wonderful time surrounded by a peaceful atmosphere in a stunning setting. Find your cottage and enjoy your holidays in Nefyn!

Modern, refurbished, traditional and tastefully decorated cottages a few steps away from the beach and beautiful coastal walks. The cottages are equipped with all the necessary amenities including swimming pools, lovely gardens, terraces and patios. Enjoy cosy lounges and rooms to host families and groups. Have a great stay in Nefyn!

Wales enjoys one of the most beautiful scenery in the UK. The Snowdonia National Park is the perfect place with mountains and glacial landforms to explore the hiking trails, the lakes and the peaks of Cader Idris and Tryfan. Stay connected to nature and climb to the highest point in Wales getting on the Snowdon Mountain Railway. Get mesmerised with the stunning views you will get from the top, across the sea to Ireland.

We can consider Snowdonia an award-winning water sports destination as it has wonderful lakes, lively rivers and impressive waterfalls. This provides endless opportunities to practice several sports in the water or on the water. Wale’s largest lake, Llyn Tegid Bala is the Mecca for canoeing, windsurfing and sailing. Llyn Gwynant is another beautiful lake where people go kayaking or rafting, getting into the wildest experience and exciting challenges. The experienced will find hundreds of options in Afon Llugwy or Afon Conwy.

The Llyn Maritime Museum tells you the link of the sea and this small community over the years. Traditions and heritage are kept alive through its monuments like World Heritage fortresses and slate quarries, Celtic shrines and cultural centres. The National Trust takes care of mansions and historic houses such as Bangor’s neo-baronial Penrhyn Castle and humble Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant, Penmachno.

Appealing mountains and hills keep drawing in many cycling enthusiasts to Nefyn. Fantastic cycling routes around Ffordd Brailsford Way and mountain biking trails in Brenin Forest Park or Coed for those who prefer to go deeper into the woods. There are some cycling endurance events as well as triathlons. If you have the cycling bug, visit Nefyn and challenge yourself.

Golfing in Nefyn is an exciting and unique experience for those who are looking for a bit of a daredevil. Nefyn’s headland golf course is not suitable for the faint hearted! A challenging and breathtaking course that will take your skills to the next level. Try your best shot and go for it!

There are many ways to enjoy the sea and the rivers. If you love fishing, in Nefyn you are spoilt of choice! Fishing time goes from spring to late autumn and the main quarry is bass. Fish around the nearly 100 lakes in Snowdonia and enjoy the quietness and the peaceful atmosphere between dramatic landscapes and an impressive natural setting. Try the lake from the glacial Llyn Cwellyn in the north to Tal y Llyn. Wales’ largest natural lake, Llyn Tegid, in Bala is also a good fishing spot. Explore the area and find a good lake to sit, relax and have a great catch!

All the walking, sightseeing and sports will make you feel hungry and thirsty. Quench your thirst and indulge your belly. Sample some modern contemporary Welsh-themed cuisine, traditional British classics and a lovely cuppa in a comfortable setting. Go to Snowdonia Parc, Castle Bistro, Goodies Coffee Shop or Garddfôn Inn. try some Bara Brith, cawl, laverbread or Welsh cake.

Learn about the past of this small community at Llanberis’ National Slate Museum and how the industry of slates flourished in the 19th-century. Visit this unique museum with a row of quarrymen’s cottages and an enormous waterwheel.

Are Celtic sounds a great pleasure to your senses? This genre, evolved from folk music, takes you back in time when the melodies were composed. Feel the rhythm of pipes, harps and violins and let your feet take you away.