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Holiday Cottages in Pwllheli, Wales

Stay on the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula with our holiday cottages in Pwellheli. This lively town is filled with shops, restaurants, and cosy cafes, making it a must-see coastal town. Searching for a peaceful getaway, a large family cottage, or a sweeping sea view? Our holiday cottages in Pwllheli complete any North Wales experience. See the top accommodations and begin planning now.

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Explore Pwllheli

Pwllheli is a busy market town located on the south coastline of the Llyn Peninsula. It is situated between two of Wales’s stunning natural attractions, Eryri/Snowdonia National Park and The Llyn Peninsula, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. Like many North Wales areas, Pwllheli has a strong maritime heritage and is now home to the national sailing academy. There’s lots to keep you busy when you book holiday cottages in Pwllheli!

Food & Drink

If you are looking for a quick lunch or an evening meal, the family-run Whitehall gastro pub is the spot to stop. Travelling a little further afield, you’ll find The Ship Inn in Llanbedrog, which serves up lunch and dinner. Glasu Ice Cream is a must-visit to cool off with a delicious ice cream or slice of cake. Selar Bar and Bistro is in the heart of the town for an evening meal. If you are looking for something more casual, Allports Fish and Chips is one of the finest in Llyn.

Things to Do

Being a central location on The Llyn, you are in the centre of all the places to see and things to do. A short drive from Pwllheli, you’ll find Glasfryn Parc, with a huge array of activities to keep you busy all day, from indoor bowling and soft play to go-karting, clay pigeon shooting and wakeboarding outside. Being the home of the national sailing Academy, Abersoch Hydro can help you take to the waters, or why not have a go at Wakeboarding with Ofaxis? Dwyfor Rabbit Farm has welcomed visitors for over 30 years with a wide range of farm animals, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, and many more. With miles of coastal footpath to explore, Pwllheli is a great sport to stretch your legs to, such as Criccieth or Llanbedrog, while exploring the rugged coastline. 

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