The village of Aberdyfi can be found on the banks of the River Dyfi in Gwynedd on the north western coast of Wales, and is a lovely picturesque place, ripe for exploring with friends and family and offering plenty to see and do on a special self-catering break. Called Aberdyfi in Welsh and Aberdovey in English, this gorgeous seaside resort is home to a wonderful seafront featuring pastel-coloured town houses and is based around the original harbour. One of its main attractions is its fantastic beach with its backdrop of rolling, lush green hills.
About Aberdyfi for Cottage Holidays
Aberdyfi is within the boundaries of Snowdonia National Park, and taking a day trip to further explore one of the most exciting National Parks in Britain whilst enjoying a cottage holiday in Aberdyfi is a brilliant idea. One of Snowdonia’s National Park Information Centres can be found in Aberdyfi in fact where you can visit for free advice along with hints, tips and guidance on exploring this scenic area of Wales. The tallest mountain in Wales, Mount Snowdon, is located here, and whether you just wish to see it or ascend to its summit, taking a trip to this towering structure of nature is a great way to see some of the most spectacular scenery in the country.
Windsurfing, canoeing and sailing are all popular things to do on the beach at Aberdyfi, and for those who like golf, there is the 18-hole Aberdyfi Golf Club which was founded in 1892. There is also a theatre which is primarily used for village activities such as events by the locals. There Happy Valley is an area around the surrounding hills which is great for taking wonderful strolls and seeing panoramic views of the scenery below, and taking a picnic up here to enjoy the view is a great way to really appreciate this area.
There are lots of lovely holiday cottages situated along the estuary of the river or by the beach in Aberdyfi which can be rented for a relaxing and exciting holiday in this lovely part of Gwynedd. The town centre is home to independent shops and boutiques which are painted in pretty pastel colours and there are lots of pubs and cafes to sample as well. Quaint and scenic, Aberdyfi is a fantastic place to have a family break by the sea in Wales.
Whether you choose to book a holiday cottage in Aberdyfi, an apartment, a lodge or another type of self-catering holiday accommodation, we hope you have your best holiday yet in Gwynedd.
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