Located in the Conwy borough of North Wales is the picturesque village of Llannefydd. Surrounded by a patchwork of fields and with a small population of less than one thousand people, this village is ideal for those looking for a quiet and serene country break surrounded by beautiful areas of nature. Should you wish to visit the coast though, it is only around half an hour’s drive to the coast.
About Cottage Breaks in Llannefydd
In terms of places to stay, choices in and near to Llannefydd include Welsh country cottages, log cabins and dog-friendly cottages. Choose a place which best suits your needs and your budget.
Llannefydd is home to numerous historical buildings including Saint Nefydd and Saint Mary’s church which incredibly, was founded in the fifth century. This structure is unsurprisingly Grade I listed and is a must-see for lovers of old architecture and history whilst on a cottage holiday in this part of Wales. Two farms in the area are Grade II listed, Plas Uchaf and Berain, as well as a couple of bridges over the nearby rivers, making Llannefydd pure heaven for those who love magnificently striking works of construction and architectural beauty.
The River Elwy is located very close by to the centre of Llannefydd and is perfect for taking relaxing strolls by with your loved ones or even your dog! A tributary of the River Clywd, the Elwy is a tranquil and serene place in which to soak up the peaceful atmosphere of this quiet part of North Wales, and it is a lovely idea to take a picnic and enjoy it with your friends and family on the sloping banks of the river whilst on holiday here. Interestingly, there are numerous caves by the lower valley of the Elwy, and in one of these caves, Bont-newydd, the remains of an 11 year old Neanderthal from 230,000 years ago was found in 1978. This is fascinating for those with an interest in archaeology.
The charming village of Llannefydd is home to some lovely inns and pubs, and friendly locals will greet you and welcome you with a smile, making you and your party feel at home wherever you go! There are numerous walks that can be taken around the beautiful countryside, including a 7 mile ramble from Llannefydd to Bont-newydd where you can see the incredible cave and stop off at a pub or a café for a drink and a bite to eat. The northern Welsh countryside is just simply spectacular and there are plenty of forests and woodlands near to Llannefydd, including Hafod Wood. The seaside towns of Colwyn Bay, Abergele and Rhyl are only about twenty or so minutes from Llannefydd, and visiting one of these on a fantastic day trip is a great way to see a different part of Wales on your self-catering break.
Whether you choose to book a holiday cottage in Llannefydd, an apartment, a lodge or another type of self-catering holiday accommodation, we hope you have your best holiday yet in Conwy.
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