Bryn Cytun Cottage, Pwllheli

Gwynedd. Sleeps up to 4

Porth Dinllaen (NT) and the Ty Coch PubTake the lovely cliff walk to Porth Dinllaen, with stunning views of the bays and mountains - drop down into Porth Dinllaen, sit outside the famous Ty Coch pub and soak up the convivial atmosphere whilst dipping your toes into the water from the pub wall. Ty Coch has been voted the 3rd most popular beach bar in the world!The Pilgrims' Way and Coastal PathThis remote part of Wales has been designated an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and is renowned for its beaches and pretty, tiny coves. The Lleyn Coastal Path forms part of the Pilgrims Way which passes near to the cottage - a quiet walk between fields and woods - and weaves its way to Bardsey Island - explore the small churches which are dotted near the path. Nefyn Golf CourseNefyn Golf Course, perched on the headland just above Morfa Nefyn beach, is undoubtedly the finest and most photographed course in Wales and with fabulous views of the bay and Rival Mountains, its dramatic location makes it easy to see why! A challenging course and a must for serious golfers!Morfa Nefyn, Edern, Abersoch and Aberdaron Restaurants and ShopsThe General Stores in Morfa Nefyn supply locally sourced meat and freshly caught fish and seafood and the small café/restaurant on Golf Road comes highly recommended.A mile away the gastro-pub, The Ship at Edern is also popular. Abersoch has a wealth of restaurants and the Porth Tocyn Hotel is an Abersoch institution which has featured in The Good Food Guide since the 1950's - a perfect location for Sunday lunch. Aberdaron, at the tip of the Peninsula, also has good restaurants and cafés - The Ship and Ty Newydd hotels specialise in seafood caught by award winning local fishermen;Eat out on the balcony at the Ty Newydd, just above the beach, to enjoy stunning views of the two tiny islands in the bay called the Isle of Gulls. Glyn y Weddw Art GalleryGlyn y Weddw Art Gallery, just above the beach at Llanbedrog, is Wales's oldest art gallery and is an ideal venue for displaying the work of renowned Welsh artists. The Victorian Gothic manor house housing the Gallery is surrounded by beautiful lawns dotted with sculptures and seating areas for eating the food provided by their excellent conservatory restaurant. Aberdaron and Bardsey IslandThis lovely remote village, sometimes referred to as the "Land's End of Wales", is within an easy drive of the cottage. The area was designated a Heritage Coast in 1974. Enjoy hours of fun on the beautiful sandy beach, refreshments in the village cafes, pubs and restaurants and learn about the history and culture of the area at Porth y Swnt, the National Trust visitor centre in the village. Bardsey IslandDuring the summertime do take a boat trip from Porth Meudwy near Aberdaron to Bardsey Island (the legendary "island of 20,000 saints") - it is an unforgettable experience. Plas yn Rhiw (National Trust)This is a small 16th Century manor house with 18th Century additions, restored to reflect a rural life long lost from the Lleyn. The gardens are delightful with interesting flowering trees and shrubs and brilliant displays in Spring of snowdrops and bluebells in the woods above the house. Enjoy stunning views of Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) and Snowdonia and on clear days Strumble Head can be seen dimly in the distance. Family FunFrom the numerous glorious beaches to petting cuddly animals and all manner of adventure activities the Lleyn Peninsula has something for everyone. Visit Dwyfor Petting Farm and Glasfryn Parc for fishing, watersports, country pursuits, quad biking, archery, go karting, ten pin bowling and so much more. Days awayVisit the spectacular Snowdonia National Park for breathtaking mountain and coastal scenery, nostalgic steam train rides, thrilling adventure activities, ancient castles, fascinating industrial heritage and delicious local produce. Experience Zip World's Zip Wire, Fforest Coaster, Bounce Below and Treetop Adventures and Surf Snowdonia inland at the foot of the mountain. The popular seaside village and sandy beach of Morfa Nefyn is close to this charming holiday cottage on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula.

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