Couples adore The Little Cottage on Geufron Farm near Tywyn in the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. The pretty stone holiday cottage sits on 22 private acres of land and has stunning views over the Fathew Valley from the cottage and the fenced terrace. It's only a few miles from the coast and within easy reach of places like Dolgellau, Castell Cynfal, and the waterfalls at Dolgolch and Nant Gwernol. Geufron Farm is a non-working farm, so there's lots of space but no farm noise or passing traffic to disturb your sleep.
The Old Farmhouse has been part of Geufron Farm for two hundred years, and it's even more welcoming today thanks to a sympathetic refresh by the owners who have made it feel comfortably modern without losing any original character. It's perfect for families, with space for up to nine people to sleep in four bedrooms, with sensational mountain views, and use of the farm's 20 acres. You can book it independently or with one of the five other holiday cottages on the estate. The beach is only a few miles away, and there are beautiful footpaths from the door, including to the nearby Peniarth Arms in Bryncrug.
You won't know where to look first when you arrive at The Barn. Will you sit on the deck and drink in the stunning views over the Snowdonia countryside to Cardigan Bay? Or look up to the mountains and the promise of an adventure? Maybe the interiors will catch your attention, where attractive original features have been complemented by a recent refurbishment to offer a high standard of accommodation for up to four people in two bedrooms, making it perfect for family and friends. The Barn is within walking distance of a dog-friendly pub and less than three miles from Tywyn's Blue Flag Beach and the Wales Coast Path. There is always plenty to see and do when you stay at The Barn, no matter what the season.
You'll lose your heart to The Old Farmhouse and Cottage, which sits in 20 private acres and has spectacular views over the Snowdonia National Park to Cardigan Bay. The gorgeous period farmhouse has recently been refurbished and now boasts a fresh, modern interior with plenty of 21st Century luxuries that sit comfortably alongside original 17th Century features. The private garden has a heated outdoor swimming pool for guests exclusive use (between May to the end of Sept), and there are stunning walks and bike rides from the gate. With space for up to eight people to sleep in four lovely bedrooms, and the option to rent the adjoining Little Cottage sleeping an extra two, this picturesque house is perfect for families and friends.
SOUTHWARD a three bedroom ground floor apartment, with enclosed terrace is part of the Aberdovey Hillside Village holiday cottage and apartment complex with its indoor and outdoor facilities, a peaceful place with amazing panoramic sea views, in Aberdovey/Aberdyfi just a short walk to its beaches, shops, pubs and restaurants. Family and dog friendly, limited mobility and wheelchair accessible. Great for couples looking for a unique place to stay. Wonderful location to enjoy exploring the delights of Snowdonia and the west Wales coast. Aberdovey Hillside Village has also properties that sleep 3-8 in two to four bedrooms.
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There’s plenty to do in the town and the surrounding area, and below are some of the activities and attractions that come highly recommended.
The colourful waterfront houses are one of the signature features of Aberdyfi, and taking a stroll to visit the promenade is a great way to spend a morning. Admire the boats in the picturesque harbour and then try your hand at crab fishing off the jetty, all whilst admiring the views of Cardigan Bay.
Aberdyfi Beach has miles of sand dunes and is one of the best places to go when you’re spending time in the town. On sunny days you can expect to see plenty of families spending on the sand or braving the chilly water, whilst dog walkers make the most of the huge length of the beach at all times of year on walks from morning until it gets dark.
There are plenty of things to do in the area around Aberdyfi, such as exploring other areas of the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. The Dyfi National Nature Reserve can also be found just to the south of the town and is part of the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere, home to plenty of different species of Welsh wildlife.
The number one activity enjoyed by guests in Aberdyfi is watersports out in the sea that the town overlooks. Sailing is particularly popular on windy days, whilst things like kayaking, paddle boarding and windsurfing are also all on offer.
Aberdyfi is also known for being a brilliant destination for playing golf, with the town’s golf club being home to one of the oldest links courses in the UK. There are a range of tees for all abilities, all offering incredible views of Cardigan Bay and the rugged coastal scenery.
If you’re visiting Aberdyfi on a sunny day, be sure to stop by The Sweet Shop on the waterfront. The ice cream here is made from ingredients fresh from the dairy across the road and is one of the top locations for artisan desserts in the whole area.
Seaside villages in the UK like Aberdyfi are best visited when it is warm, as this will make spending time on the beach, swimming in the sea and enjoying other outdoor activities much more pleasant. The weather in Aberdyfi is at its warmest and driest in the summer between June and September, with the hottest and driest weeks of the year taking place in August.
