Cae'r Wylan, a delightful, two-bedroom lodge enjoys stunning coastal views, overlooking the Gwynedd village of Aberdaron. With a contemporary design and pet-friendly, this home-from-home is the perfect base to explore North Wales with family, friends or as couples, possible to accommodate four guests. Park up on the private driveway and unload your belongings, before taking in the breath-taking scenes surrounding your abode. Step inside and be welcomed by the open-plan living space, complete with a sleek, well-equipped kitchen, where you can whip up delicious meals, a dining area to enjoy your feast and a sitting area complete with a sumptuous corner sofa and an electric fire to keep you warm on those colder evenings. Be mesmerised by the stunning coastal views from the comfort of the enclosed decking, enjoying an alfresco dinner under the stars, creating the perfect ambiance for a memorable stay. Catch some rest from one of the two bedrooms on offer, including a king-size and a twin, the latter ideal for children. Freshen up in the shower room before kickstarting your itinerary in the local area. Situated at the tip of the Llyn Peninsula is the charming village of Aberdaron, a traditional Welsh settlement being home to the 12th-century St. Hywyn’s Church, and the remarkable beachfront offering golden sands and crystal-clear waters. You can even take a drive to the nearby waterside town of Abersoch, where you’ll find a bustling hub of activities, watersports, attractions, and eateries, with the golden beach of Porth Neigwl in proximity. Just around the corner is Pwllheli, a stunning seaside town located on the edge of the Llyn Peninsula, offering plenty of places to visit including the busy harbour, dotted with cafés and taverns, where you can people watch and while the afternoon away, before returning home for sundowners. Enjoy all of this with a stay at Cae’r Wylan. Cae’r wylan caravan is approx 1 mile from Aberdaron village,

The seaside village of Aberdaron is peacefully situated around two streams, and facing the sea. Straggling up the hills are the buildings that give Aberdaron its character; the lime-washed fishermen's cottages, the cafes, shops, and hotels, and the church of St Hywyn. On each side of the river's mouth is the beach for walking and playing on, and a promenade where you can watch the sailing boats and regattas in the bay. There is also a National Trust visitor centre and car park. The popular resorts of Pwllheli and Abersoch are within easy reach. Discover fabulous castles and coves, or enjoy excellent fishing, watersports and golf opportunities, all available nearby. The dramatic scenery and abundance of superb walks at the Snowdonia National Park area are within easy driving distance, making an ideal base for a varied and enjoyable holiday, at any time of year.

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