We offer beautiful holiday cottages on the island of Anglesey and unique holiday cottages in Snowdonia, North Wales. Every bolthole or hideaway has been chosen for its own unique quality. Switch off from the demands of everyday life and concentrate on time together.

A coastal haven for six in Morfa Nefyn surrounded by huge skies, a short stroll from the sea – hide away or explore the rugged coast. Turn off the coastal road into Morfa Nefyn until you reach the very last cul-de-sac of houses. Love and care have been lavished artfully on this bolthole. The garden is a joy with enough space for seaside socialising - to crack open a beer and BBQ. Wake up to birdsong in the main bedroom – the patio doors bring in the smell of sea in the wind. Better still, the bathroom is on hand with a freestanding bathtub to soak in glory - it’s bright and vibrant to match the zing of the bedroom. Next door another double bedroom – sleep soundly in a seriously comfortable brass bed. Or a sweet twin room is just great for two. Both room share a shower room next door. Light pours through the patio doors into the striking open-plan living space with a flame-effect fire. The furniture and interesting art are dotted about in perfection. The spaces are all just as bright with styling curated by the inspirational Cwt Tatws team – via the lifestyle destination store in Tudweiliog selling stylish homeware, clothes and home-cooked food. Must be on the bucket list… The simple kitchen is a great place to gather for meals. Welsh inspired artworks hang on walls and the quality of light makes it a grand spot for morning croissants. Porthdinllaen Café is just around the corner for a fry up! Cae Calch is a magical place and perfect for those that love the outdoors - walking and cycling routes leave from your door. Just midway along Llŷn Peninsula’s north coast path, steeped in magic, there are many slopes to conquer. For those after a quiet mooch, the sandy beach at Morfa Nefyn leads to picturesque Porthdinllaen, originally a fishing port based around a natural harbour. The pub, Ty Coch, which lies at the top of the beach is the best beach bar in the world apparently – you will have to try it for yourself. The golf course It is set high on the sea...

e Calch is a magical place and perfect for those that love the outdoors - walking and cycling routes leave from your door. Just midway along Llŷn Peninsula’s north coast path, steeped in magic, there are many slopes to conquer. For those after a quiet mooch, the sandy beach at Morfa Nefyn leads to picturesque Porthdinllaen, originally a fishing port based around a natural harbour. The pub, Ty Coch, which lies at the top of the beach is the best beach bar in the world apparently – you will have to try it for yourself. The golf course It is set high on the sea cliffs of the narrow peninsula overlooking Porthdinllaen bay – not for the faint-hearted though. Nefyn is the next village – small and thriving with cafes and shops. Nefyn beach is a two-mile long sweep of sands, but if you need more coast, Abersoch is about a 20 minute drive away, or Aberdaron is about the same. Porthor a National Trust area is a breathtaking feast of views. Lots of sand and sea...