Holiday rentals and lettings in Aberdovey

You have come to the perfect spot for an escape in peace and tranquillity. This coastal location has the best properties in idyllic places with easy access to those areas you want to enjoy. Cottages or cottages a few meters from the beach, or in front of the river mouth. There are also houses, with stunning views across the Dyfi Estuary and out to the Irish Sea, and surrounded by open fields.

The accommodations offer the best amenities, you feel at home. Modern and comfortable furniture. Terrace with barbecue, wood burning stove and slate fireplace, private garage, underfloor heating, family area for building sand castles, water sports or a place to fish crabs on the ever popular jetty, private garage and more. Ideal accommodations for groups of friends and families.

At 2 hours from your destination, in August, you have the opportunity to discover more about the Welsh culture and language at The National Eisteddfod. It is an annual event that includes a different part of the country and lasts a week when you can find the best stands, shops, food, music, dance, theatre, crafts, design, architecture, and many events for the whole family.

If you are looking for something special to give or for yourself, come to the Victoria Shopping Center. Two hours away, located on the north coast of Llandudno. Here you can find everything from a bathing suit to a special jewel. In addition to food and entertainment. If you prefer to go south, discover the Trago store next to Swansea Road and opposite the Cyfarthfa Retail Park in Merthyr Tydfil. It has 23,200 square meters and more than 180,000 products such as carpets, clothing, DIY, furniture, built-in kitchens, toys, household items and furniture.

This town is ideal for lovers of water sports. You have the best scenery to enjoy that sport that you are passionate about. Snowdonia Park is home to the best lakes, beaches for surfing, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, canoeing, sailing, and cycling among others. There are 20 golf courses available to golfers, including the top 3 in the UK. Walks and cycling have their place in the beautiful mountains of the park and in the coastal area.

This beautiful coastal town offers you a great variety of options to have a luxury holiday. Relax on the award-winning beaches. Enjoy a Victorian boardwalk. For more action, go on a hike through the impressive hills that these lands provide you. Enjoy the interesting festivals and events that take place here.

Practice in the best courses in this town. It's quite a tradition dating back to 1892 when the world-famous Aberdovey Golf Club was founded. You can also witness the tournaments that this club has programmed for this year: Seniors ’Betterball Open, Men’s Individual Stableford Open, Men’s Am-Am Open, Mixed Greensomes Open. There are more quality courses: Abersoch Golf Club, Bangor St. Deiniol Golf Club, Caernarfon Golf Club, Nefyn, District Golf Club and more.

If you love sailing, canoeing and windsurfing, the appointment is in the majestic Llyn Tegid Bala, the largest natural lake in Wales. If you want more adrenaline, experiment with Afon Conwy, Afon Glaslyn and Afon Llugwy. Surfers are looking for action at Porth Neigwl or Hell’s Mouth, and Wakeboarding fans prefer to go to Abersoch. In summer, you will find yachting regattas, rowing regattas, sailboarding competitions and more family entertainment. Snowdonia's lakes and coastal waters await you.

Delight the best gastronomy. Food and drink demonstrations. Share with Gareth Ward, the Michelin-starred celebrity chef and UK's # 1 chef, now a TV celebrity. Here you will find the best Welsh artisan products such as seafood, award-winning cheeses, local meat, Snowdonia honey, beers, and wine among others.

Travel 10 miles (ca. 16 km) of the route from Bangor to Lake Llyn Ogwen, following the Afon Cegin Valley. For beginners, just do the first 4 miles (6.44 km) to Tregarth. On the tour you will find historical sites such as Penrhyn Castle and its quarry considered the largest in the world. Other world-class mountain bike routes are Coed's 8 and Brenin Forest Park, recognized as the largest in the UK. See Gwynedd Recreational Routes for more information on routes.

Take on the challenge and dive into the highest mountain in Wales and one of the wildest sites. It is a 12 km / 7.5 miles (ca. 12 km) ride, approximately 5 hours and while admiring the extraordinary views of the deep green valleys and sparkling lakes. In addition, to appreciate the sheep, goats, cows, and birds of prey, you will see in the mountains the alpine flowers that bloom there and the peculiar Snowdon that abounds in May. Prepare your wardrobe and come live this exciting adventure.