Tucked away in the rolling countryside of Mynytho, Gwynedd is the traditional, single-storey cottage, Cae Berllan; just a short drive away from the stunning coast of Abersoch where you and your family can enjoy an adventure-filled day at the seaside. On arrival, you will be greeted by a spacious driveway, inviting you to leave your car in a secure place and venture inside to discover the hallway; a great place to store your belongings and where you will find the cloakroom to freshen up for your day ahead. To the left, locate the living/dining room, a beautifully decorated space with a large corner sofa, which you can look forward to sinking into after a tasty meal around the dining table with your loved ones. Stepping through the property, you will find the contemporary kitchen, possessing all of your culinary needs to make cooking for the group an enjoyable experience; you can even dance around this capacious room as you cook up a storm. The outdoor furniture encourages you to take your celebrations outside, where you can dine alfresco, soaking in the scenic countryside, as you savour a glass of wine and toast to a fantastic holiday on the patio area. As the evening grows darker, head down to the corridor to discover two well-presented, double bedrooms with delightful décor and stunning views of the greenery that encircles the property; get tucked into bed and watch some television with a hot chocolate before you drift off into a night's embrace. This floor is also complete with a snug twin bedroom, with a TV and a peaceful atmosphere, as well as a family bathroom where you can indulge in a moment of relaxation in the bath or have a refreshing morning with a shower. Treat yourself and your loved ones to dining out at the local pub, The Ship Inn, to immerse yourselves in Welsh culture at a traditional pub, where you can appreciate a home-cooked meal washed down with a pint of cask ale, or stock up on your essentials to cook your own meal at the nearby convenience store. Pick up a portion of fish and chips and stroll along the Pwllheli promenade, with colourful buildings to one side and the coast to the other. Take advantage of your surroundings and head to the quaint gardens of Plas yn Rhiw, a National Trust walk, with picturesque views of the bay or alternatively stick on your walking boots and explore the wonderful mountains for thrilling sights of Wales. Hop onboard the iconic Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland railway, stretching for over 40 miles through the scenic Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, allowing you to experience the true beauty of the North Wales’ landscapes. Those avid golfers can tee off at Abersoch Golf Club, just five miles away, while Pwllheli Golf Club is a little further afield but also offers a lovely course. Travel further afield to the historic town of Criccieth, where you can immerse yourself in the spectacular castle, Criccieth Castle then head to Lloyd George Museum to delve further into the town's past. For a memorable retreat in Wales, consider Cae Berllan.

Resting on the Llyn Peninsula is the delightful coastal village of Llanbedrog. The village is known for its easy links to nearby towns and villages as well as the spectacular Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Llanbedrog hosts two pubs, both of which serve delicious pub grub, along with a handy shop, a beautiful beach making it the ideal base for exploring, or staying local and savouring a peaceful break to the coast.

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