Resting on the breath-taking Llyn Peninsula, in the charming fishing village of Llanbedrog, Gwynedd is 5 Ger Y Nant. This wonderful, ground-floor, dog-friendly apartment benefits from four spacious bedrooms, a fabulous close proximity to local amenities and the beach and a welcoming open-plan living space perfect for families or friends looking to escape to the coast. Cross the threshold and head straight for the fully-equipped kitchen to rustle up a hearty meal that the whole family can enjoy, together, at the dining table. Later settle down on the plush sofas in front of the gentle warmth of the electric flame-effect stove, and flick on the Smart TV ready for a much-needed family film night. When the sky darkens, step through to the bathroom to wash off the day’s adventures before sloping off to sleep in one of four bedrooms; choose between a double with a handy en-suite, a double, a small double and a twin. 5 Ger Y Nant lies conveniently, moments away from local stores where you can stock up on essentials to help ease your self-catered stay as well as pubs including The Ship Inn and Glyn Y Weddw Arms where you can savour delicious pub food on the nights you need a break from the kitchen. Spend sunny days on the famed golden shores of Llanbedrog beach, home to iconic colourful huts, white and golden sand and clear blue sea. The beach is dog friendly all year round, so you can amble along admiring the breath-takign views while the kids entertain themselves with National Trust adventure packs. There are a plethora of walks through the woodland that backs the beach, follow them to find the tin man sculpture atop the hill or venture further afield to roam the stunning gardens of the National Trust site Plas yn Rhiw. Snowdonia National Park is also easily accessible by car and has a variety of walks, trails and hikes woven throughout; the brave among you may even try to summit Snowdon to marvel at the panoramic views across Wales. Make memories at 5 Ger Y Nant.

Llanbedrog, a small fishing village on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales, is a great starting point for adventures in the area. There are two restaurants to choose from in this small town. Sandy beaches, secluded bays, and hiking trails are all within easy driving distance. Snowdonia National Park is conveniently close, and the surrounding area offers ample opportunities for sailing, fishing, pony trekking, and golf. Pwllheli, just a short drive away, is a charming town with a beautiful beach and breathtaking scenery, as well as a weekly market that has been going strong since the 14th century and is popular with both tourists and locals for its wide variety of handmade arts and crafts and fresh produce on Sundays.

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