A Welsh beach stretches around a wide bay backed by low hills.

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The picturesque Aberdaron holiday cottages on the North Wales Coast are a fantastic option for those looking for a relaxing seaside getaway. This charming former fishing village, also known as the ‘Land’s End of Wales’, is located on the western tip of the Llyn Peninsula in Gwynedd county. With its sandy beaches, fascinating history, and breathtaking clifftop walks, Aberdaron is a popular destination for visitors to the region.

 

Exterior of a double-fronted cottage with a covered porch on a sunny day.
Pen Y Bont
Gwynedd
Wales
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
3

Introducing Pen-y-Bont, a charming pet-friendly holiday cottage located in Aberdaron, on the North Wales coast. The cottage features three bedrooms, modern amenities, and a cosy wood burner to provide warmth and comfort. Guests can also enjoy a private patio, games room, bike and kayak storage, and off-road parking. The cottage's central location in Aberdaron puts it just a few steps away from the beach, shops, and pubs, making it an ideal getaway for families, friends or couples looking for a relaxing coastal retreat.

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Bryndol in Aberdaron
Aberdaron
Gwynedd
Wales
Sleeps
7
Bedrooms
3

Bryndol is a charming holiday cottage in Aberdaron. It is family—and pet-friendly and is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It offers comfort and refinement with superb coast and country views. Located just moments from Aberdaron, this rural holiday cottage is a ten-minute walk to the beach.

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Nestled between two streams and facing the sea, the village is dotted with lime-washed fishermen's cottages, charming cafes, shops, and hotels, and the picturesque church of St Hywyn. The promenade on each side of the river's mouth offers a perfect spot for walks, watching sailing boats, and enjoying regattas in the bay. The National Trust visitor centre and car park make it easy to explore the area, including the nearby resorts of Pwllheli and Abersoch.

Aberdaron is home to a range of family-run businesses, including welcoming cafes, a bakery, and a fish and chip shop. For those looking for a local ale, the Ship, just behind the beach next to St Hywyn's Church, is a great option. Speaking of the beach, it's only a short stroll away from your holiday cottage in Aberdaron.

Framed by two headlands, the beach is a haven for water sports enthusiasts, including surfing and wakeboarding. It hosts an annual sailing regatta and is an excellent spot for sunbathing and swimming with fine, golden sand and pristine water. At low tide, you can explore the mile-long bay and discover rock pools and sea caves. If you're feeling adventurous, you can take a fishing trip from the beach or sail to Bardsey Island, a nature reserve renowned for rare birds.

Whether you're interested in exploring the area's castles and coves, enjoying excellent fishing, water sports, and golf opportunities, or discovering the dramatic scenery and superb walks at Snowdonia National Park, Aberdaron is an ideal base for a varied and enjoyable holiday at any time of year.

Holiday cottages in Aberdaron are ideally located for exploring Northwest Wales. Heading east along the peninsula, you will pass the charming village of Abersoch, famous for its sailing waters, golf course and nostalgic seaside amusements. Continue east, and you will arrive in Porthmadog, a lovely harbour town on the Glasslyn Estuary with a rich maritime history and a variety of independent shops. Aberdaron is also a short, scenic drive from the misty mountains and glistening lakes of Snowdonia National Park and the Isle of Anglesey.