Tucked away in a rural location on the outskirts of the charming village of Aberdaron, Gwynedd is Ael Y Fron. This wonderful, detached holiday home benefits from a peaceful location with easy access to the breath-taking Welsh countryside and the picturesque coastline and beaches of the Llŷn Peninsula as well as a welcoming interior with three well-appointed bedrooms and welcoming living spaces; an idyllic setting for families or friends looking to explore the wonders of North Wales. Step inside and straight into the sitting room to unwind on the plush, corner sofa in front of the Smart TV, ideal after a day spent exploring. Later, head into the fully-equipped kitchen to rustle up a tasty meal for the whole family, tuck into your delicious meal with the rest of the group in the conservatory. On sunny evenings, step outside and dine alfresco, fire up the barbecue or try your hand at pizza making with the pizza oven. When the evening draws to a close slope off to sleep in one of three bedrooms; choose between two king-sizes with en-suite shower room or a family room with a single and bunk beds serviced by a bathroom and ground-floor shower room. If you can tear yourself away from this idyllic setting venture into the heart of Aberdaron to stock up on all your self-catering essentials at local stores or treat your loved ones to a meal out at The Ship Hotel. The village is also home to the glorious, golden shores of Traeth Aberdaron; while away days here soaking up the sun, splashing around with the kids in the sea or walking along the coastline to take in the picturesque sea views. Follow the coast along to the National Trust site of Plas yn Rhiw a charming 16th-century manor house with formal gardens overlooking the bay or venture further afield to the famous Eryri National Park home to an abundance of outdoor activities including watersports, climbing, cycling and hiking; the brave of you may even try to summit Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)! All this and more awaits at Ael Y Fron.

Aberdaron, a small fishing community, is nestled between two streams and the ocean. Lime-washed fishermen's cottages, cafes, shops, hotels, and the church of St. Hywyn straggle up the hills and give Aberdaron its unique character. There is a promenade on both sides of the river's mouth where you can sit and watch the sailing boats and regattas in the bay. A National Trust information centre and parking lot are also available. Pwllheli and Abersoch, two popular tourist destinations, are not far away. Explore magnificent castles and secluded coves, and take advantage of the nearby fishing, watersports, and golfing. In close proximity by car is Snowdonia National Park, with its breathtaking landscapes and plethora of excellent walking trails, making this an excellent starting point for a holiday full of variety and fun in any season.

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