Pwllheli 2.6 miles. Resting in the quiet village of Mynytho in Gwynedd near the delightful North Wales coast is Llwynimpia, a traditional, single-storey cottage. With exposed stone walls and a woodburning stove To be removed before 2025) adding character and the multilevel garden providing the perfect hosting space, this cottage makes a wonderful retreat for a family, a couple, or a group of friends. On arrival, step into the sitting room and unwind with a cup of tea while you flick through the TV channel. When it is time to eat, enjoy a home-cooked meal, utilising the kitchen appliances, before sitting down to dine and toast to a lovely holiday. From here, the utility area offers space to freshen up your clothes and towels throughout your stay. Retire to the bedrooms to rest for the evening; the cottage has a double with a Smart TV, ideal for lazy mornings, and a twin room with Smart TV, perfect for children or friends sharing, and both are served by a handy shower room. Outside is where you can really appreciate the cottage's location; enjoy a glass of wine in the warmer evenings on the raised enclosed decking, or you can even savour your morning coffee in the fresh air to start your day. The surrounding towns and villages have plenty of delightful eating spots and beaches to enjoy; why not make your way to Abersoch, known for its impressive surf scene? Abersoch also has an array of walking and cycling paths along the Llyn Peninsula and makes an idyllic day out with the family. Criccieth is a beautiful Welsh town located on the coast, with stunning views of the sea and the Eryri (Snowdonia) Mountains. Visit the popular tourist destination, with many attractions including Castell Criccieth, Traeth y Greigddu, and the Amgueddfa Lloyd George Museum. There are also plenty of restaurants and bars, including Dylan's Criccieth, as well as takeaways such as Castle Fish and Chip Shop. Llwynimpia is a fantastic choice for a holiday to North Wales with your loved ones.

This lively market town is the unofficial capital of Wales' Llyn Peninsula, known for its spectacular landscape, coastal walks, beaches, and golf courses. This beachfront community has stores, pubs, restaurants, and a 400-boat marina. The town has two Blue Flag-awarded beaches and is known for sailing and watersports. Criccieth's mediaeval castle and Abersoch's beaches and watersports facilities are nearby. Much of the peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the National Trust owns much of the coastline, providing isolated bays, sandy beaches, and clifftop walks, as well as animal havens like Bardsey Island.

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