Criccieth, Snowdonia and North Wales
This ground-floor apartment rests in Criccieth, Wales and can sleep two people in one bedroom.
Boasting a host of characterful features thanks to its unique location within a converted church, this ground-floor apartment makes a wonderful bolthole for two in Criccieth, Wales. Dinlle rests in the centre of this North Wales town which lies at the base of the rugged Llyn Peninsula, offering a spot close to shops, pubs and local attractions. Once you've found your way into the apartment from the main entrance, step inside and enjoy the fabulous church architecture in the open-plan living room, with dramatic stone ceiling supports above and quaint arched windows adding extra charm, you can relax here when you're not out exploring. Find a snug spot on the sofa with your loved one while watching the TV in the stylish sitting area, before sitting at the dining table and chairs to enjoy a delicious meal. The fitted kitchen comes complete with all you need for a self-catered stay, including a fridge/freezer and an electric oven and hob, with a handy washing machine too for longer stays. A neat bathroom is where you can freshen up after an exciting day, with a small bath in here with an overhead shower too. Let your head rest in the elegant double bedroom where the original features continue, such as the large stone pillar support and the vaulted ceilings, with plenty of hanging space for your things too. When you want to begin exploring the pretty town of Criccieth, simply head out on foot to find all you need within walking distance. Enjoy walks along both of the delightful beaches, Marine Beach and Criccieth Beach, both with a mix of shingle and sand and popular on sunny days, you can follow the promenade that backs the sea all the way to the sailing capital of Pwllheli. Visit the imposing 13th century castle, Criccieth Castle, which overlooks the beach from the rocky headland it sits on top of, walk up here to enjoy the amazing views of the bay and beyond. The town of Porthmadog is not far and has plenty to offer in the form of attractions, with a vintage steam railway, the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing trip along 14-miles of narrow gauge tracks through the countryside, before returning to Porthmadog to find a quaint tea room or café to delight in. Another popular place is the tourist village of Portmeirion, an enchanting Italianate village on the North Wales coast offering a wonderful day out, with beautiful architecture and design around every corner, it boasts a real Mediterranean feel to it. Venture up into the Snowdonia National Park and take on the challenge of walking up Snowdon, with an incredible visitor centre at the top too, it's well worth it for the breath-taking views and scenery. Dinlle is the perfect dwelling to enjoy a romantic trip to Wales.
Resting at the base of the Llyn Peninsula is the town of Criccieth, described as the 'Pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia', it offers a beautiful location for a break to Wales. Home to a 13th century castle and two beautiful beaches, Criccieth also boasts several shops and local businesses for all your essentials, along with pubs and restaurants to enjoy. Within easy reach is the wonderful Snowdonia National Park, Porthmadog with the Ffestiniog railway and the Llyn Heritage coast.
Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Bannau Brychein (Brecon Beacons) National Park and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.
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