Beaches, mountains, and authentic Welsh culture all on your doorstep in magical North Wales. From hiking Snowdon to zip-lining and surfing, discover endless adventures within easy reach of our Trefor cottage. Perfect for family holidays and outdoor enthusiasts.
Discover the stunning coastline right on your doorstep, with sandy and pebble beaches perfect for relaxation or seaside adventures. The dramatic sea stacks create a photographer’s paradise and a landscape unlike any other in Wales.
Visit Wales’ highest mountain with multiple routes to choose from. Take the traditional Llanberis path, opt for the quieter Rhyd Ddu route, or ride the historic Snowdon Mountain Railway for spectacular views without the climb.
Feel the adrenaline rush as you soar over Penrhyn Quarry at speeds up to 100 mph, taking in breathtaking views of Snowdonia from a truly unique perspective.
Hike the towering peak of Yr Eifl for panoramic views stretching to Ireland and the Isle of Man on clear days, and explore one of Wales’s best-preserved iron age settlements with remarkable stone roundhouses.
Discover this unique Italianate village designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, with its colorful buildings, exotic gardens, and magical atmosphere that has inspired artists and filmmakers.
Walk sections of this spectacular coastal path directly from your cottage door, discovering hidden coves, dramatic cliffs, and abundant wildlife along one of Britain’s most beautiful coastlines.
Visit this impressive UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of Europe’s most impressive medieval fortresses, before exploring the charming streets and harbor of this historic Welsh town.
Spend a day at this beautiful long sandy beach with stunning views across to the Llŷn Peninsula, and treat yourself to what locals consider some of the best fish and chips in North Wales.
Visit one of Wales’ premier surfing beaches with its 4-mile stretch of sand and reliable waves, perfect for both beginners and experienced surfers alike.
Explore this popular coastal village with its boutique shops, excellent restaurants, and beautiful beach. Try your hand at sailing, paddle boarding, or windsurfing in its sheltered bay.
The Village Pub, Trefor (5-minute walk)
The recently reopened local pub offers a warm Welsh welcome within easy walking distance of the cottage. Enjoy traditional pub fare and local ales in this authentic village setting.
Bert's Kitchen Garden, Trefor (10-minute walk)
Experience seasonal pop-up food events in this unique outdoor setting. Check their Facebook page for special events, including the highly recommended Big Dog Pizza nights during summer months.
Tŷ Coch Inn, Porthdinllaen (25 minutes by car)
Voted one of the best beach pubs in the world, this iconic inn sits directly on the beach with spectacular views across the bay. Enjoy fresh seafood and local ales with your toes practically in the sand.
The Potted Lobster, Abersoch (30 minutes by car)
A must-visit for seafood lovers, offering the freshest local catch in elegant surroundings. Advance booking essential as this popular restaurant fills up weeks ahead.
Mañana Mexican Restaurant, Abersoch (30 minutes by car)
Authentic Mexican cuisine with a vibrant atmosphere in the heart of Abersoch. Perfect for a lively evening out with excellent cocktails and flavorful dishes.
The Dining Room at Nant Gwrtheyrn (15 minutes by car)
Located in the stunning Welsh Language and Heritage Centre nestled in a former quarrying village, this café offers quality homemade food with spectacular coastal views.
Enoch's Fish and Chips, Dinas Dinlle (20 minutes by car)
Widely regarded as serving some of the best fish and chips in the area, this is the perfect treat after a day at the beach.
Food Vans Between Pwllheli and Caernarfon (various locations, 15-30 minutes by car)
Throughout the summer, look out for various pop-up food vans offering everything from artisan pizzas to gourmet burgers. Ask your host Zoe for current recommendations.
The Goat Inn, Rhyd Ddu (25 minutes by car)
The perfect reward after hiking Snowdon or the Nantlle Ridge, this traditional pub offers hearty meals, local ales, and a warm welcome to weary walkers.
Glasfryn Parc Café (10 minutes by car)
Refuel after activities at this adventure park with wholesome, family-friendly fare in casual surroundings.
Mynydd A Môr
New Street, Trefor, North Wales, LL54 5HE