Explore the natural beauty of the Llyn Peninsula from this detached bungalow in the coastal village of Llanbedrog. Situated between Pwllheli and Abersoch, it’s a peaceful place to unwind and is less than half a mile from the National Trust beach with its soft sands and colourful beach huts. Between adventures, sit out on the balcony for an al fresco meal or spend time in the large garden, relaxing on the loungers in the sunshine or finding a shady spot to read.
Take the steps up to the property and make yourself at home in the bright and airy open-plan living space, which has ample room to spread out. After a full-on day of activities, unwind on sumptuous sofas in the lounge, catching up with your favourite shows or a film on the Smart TV. If you’re eating in, the kitchen area has everything the designated chef in your group needs to rustle up a delicious meal. On warm days, open the doors to the balcony, which has a glass balustrade to give you clear views out across lawns and trees. When tiredness hits, choose from three comfortable bedrooms, each decorated in pale, calming tones to help you drift off easily. If you’re bringing bikes and outdoor gear, a secure shed offers handy storage throughout your stay.
Wander half a mile down to Plas Glyn-y-Weddw to discover Wales’s oldest art gallery and an outdoor amphitheatre that hosts performances throughout the summer months. From here, join the Wales Coast Path for scenic walks, stopping off at the delightful seaside village of Abersoch 3 miles away. Its sheltered bay provides ideal conditions for water sports such as windsurfing and paddleboarding. Another 3 miles on is the popular surf beach of Porth Neigwl (Hell’s Mouth). Beginners and intermediates alike can book surfing lessons or hire boards for a session on the waves.