An ideal destination for last-minute getaways and early bookings alike, Hafan y Mor Haven is home to an exceptional range of activities, facilities and entertainment. This luxury holiday getaway recently underwent a huge refurbishment, having two Olympic medallists officially open the new haven waterpark. If you’ve got a thirst for adventure, the brand new Dragon Lakes Adventure Village is for you. Offering something for every member of the family, it boasts everything from mini 4x4 off-road driving to dragon boat hire. Another of the park’s star attractions is its tranquil boating lake. Just picture it, gliding across the crystal surface, nothing but birdsong in the air and thick, gorgeous greenery, towering on either side - it doesn’t get more peaceful than this. Best of all, once you’ve worked up an appetite exploring the park’s fantastic features, there’s a vast range of on-site eateries to choose from, catering to even the fussiest eaters.

Nestled in an area of officially recognised Outstanding Natural Beauty, Pwllheli is one of the most vibrant market towns in North Wales and the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula. Meaning ‘salt-water pool’ in English, the quintessentially seaside town is crammed with independent shops, boutiques, traditional Welsh country pubs, award-winning fish and chips, and Welsh ice-cream. Its narrow streets are also steeped in history. For decades, the Pwllheli port was used to import fine wines from the continent, making it a haven for smugglers and pirates. Pwllheli’s coast mainly faces south, meaning it spends more of the day bathed in sunlight. What’s more, almost every Pwlheli beach has achieved Blue Flag status - a European award is given to sandy spots of the impeccable cleanliness and all-round excellence.