Snowdonia Tourist Services Ltd

An attractive little single storey fisherman's cottage in a superb position on the beach and within walking distance (200m) to the small historical fishing village of Trefor on the dramatic Llyn Peninsula. From the doorstep you can walk along a dramatic coastal path with stunning sea cliffs - a gem of a footpath and one of the Llyn's best kept secrets. This is the place to come to for peace and relaxation surrounded by spectacular coastal views and a dramatic back drop of the Eifl mountians. The village, which has no through traffic, is a short walk away and has a village shop/postoffice & small cafe. In the summer months porpoises, dolphins and seals can be seen along this coastline of outstanding natural beauty. Walk to the Ancient Iron Age fort at the top of the Eifl and walk amoungs 120 stone hut circles that remain in this abandoned walled settlement. A shop and now a bar/restaurant for a relaxing drink, occasional entertainment and meals in Clynnog Fawr (2 mls). The historic town of Caernarfon and market town of Pwllheli (both 10 mls) have a variety of shops, leisure centres, restaurants, inns to choose from. Caernarfon has further remains of a Roman settlement and Caernarfon Castle is a World Heritage site. The mountains of Snowdonia are only a 20 minute scenic coastal drive away to Llanberis where you can choose to walk up or take the steam train to the top. Choose from the beach at the front of the cottage or any other private beaches tucked into the coves along this quieter part of the Llyn Peninsula. 

2 BEDROOMS: 1 Double bedroom with views of the sea and beach and 1 Bunk bedroom. Bed linen provided. Please bring your own towels & tea towels.
SHOWER ROOM: Shower room with electric shower, hand wash basin and WC.
KITCHEN: Modern fitted units in the galley kitchen with electric cooker, fridge, microwave and washing machine.
LOUNGE: Views of the harbour, sea and beach. Multifuel log burner, TV with DVD. 

CONSERVATORY/DINING ROOM: Views across the pier, sea and mountains. Dining table and chairs.
GARDEN: Private patio and garden to the back, partially enclosed. Spectacular harbour, sea and coastline views at the front with about 6 steps up to the house.

PARKING: Private parking for 1. Ample parking in free public car.
HEATING: Night storage heaters throughout.
ELECTRICITY: Paid by meter reading (£15 included FREE, which is usually enough for a week).

ACCESS: There is a set of about 6 steps with a further 4 steps up to the front door.
PETS: No

LINEN: Yes

TOWELS: No

Mini-break rules at this cottage: A mini-break is a holiday for less than a week and/or may start on a day which isn't the normal changeover day (Saturday). In season (April to end of October), this property will accept mini-breaks 14 - 21 days before the start date of the holiday, and 56 days before the holiday out of season (November to end of March).

2021 Price Group: 9
2022 Price Group: 9

'Guest Book' comments from 2019-2020:
1) "What a beautiful place! Waking up to the sea/beach every morning is brilliant and the cottage is perfect too."
2) "Could never get tierd of the view. Needed a relaxing get away to recharge batteries and what a perfect place!!! The cottage was extremely clean and we had a good night sleep in our comfy, cosy bed every night. Would highly recommend and look forward to coming back."
3) "Our 2nd year at Trefor, one of the most relaxing places we have ever visited. I cannot better the previous comments. This cottage is a little dream come true. We hope, (God willing), that we shall return next year."
4) "First time we have stayed in the cottage, I doubt we will ever find anything more beautiful and peaceful. Thank you for making it available for others to share"
5) "We've had an enjoyable holiday in this lovely cottage. It's great to sit looking out to sea. We've seen several beautiful sunsets and always enjoy walking on the coastal paths."

Past Guest Comments:
Mr M (September 2018): "Very relaxing week. Property clean and comfortable with great views."
P family (Aug, 14'): "Beautiful, peaceful place, and the cottage suited our needs. Having a fire at night was a bonus. We saw dolphins, seals, oyster catchers, cormurants and plenty of other wildlife. Lots to see and do and highly recommend the Ship in Edern - bit of a ride, but excellent food and good value for money. Would recommend for anyone wanting peace & quiet."
P, R, L & J (July, '14): "We have explored all the local places. The boys have swam in the harbour every day and Paul did the zip wire at ZipWorld!"
S family (July, '14): "Fantastic weather and scenery - the cottage was lovely. We really enjoyed ourselves and would come back. Shame we had to leave!"
C & R (June, '14): "Had lovely weather, been to a lot of beaches, coming back to Fisherman's Pier each night is special."

Visit Wales Comments (March 2020):
"An attractive little one storey cottage opposite the beach and within walking distance of the village. The property has superb views from the front patio and is very peacful and tranquil."
Overall Quality Percentage: 67%