Cottages for October half term in Gwynedd

Cottages for October half term in Gwynedd

Savour the best of autumn with a holiday cottage stay this October half term. Find the perfect cottage for half term and celebrate this cosy time of year. Read more Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.

We have 3 luxury self catering cottages for the October half term in Gwynedd

Bryn Teifi is a 3 bedroom self catering cottage near the beach near Abersoch.
  • Sleeps 6
  • No pets
  • Changeover Fri

7 nights from £1147

Bryn Teifi

5807

3 bedroom self catering cottage near the beach near Abersoch.


At first glance, Bryn Teifi presents itself as a small traditional cottage with all its original features, yet behind the white-washed facade lies a bold, contemporary Scandinavian...

  • Sleeps 6
  • No pets
  • Changeover Fri

7 nights from £1147

Plas Hufen is a 4 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Abersoch.
  • Sleeps 7 + cot
  • Dogs welcome
  • Changeover Fri

7 nights from £957 *

Plas Hufen

5577

4 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Abersoch.


Make your way to the Llyn Peninsula in north Wales famed for its rugged coastline, seaside villages and rich Welsh culture, offering plenty of natural beauty and heritage. Situated...

  • Sleeps 7 + cot
  • Dogs welcome
  • Changeover Fri

7 nights from £957 *

Swn Y Don is a 2 bedroom self catering cottage with sea views near Harlech.
  • Sleeps 4 + cot
  • No pets
  • Changeover Fri

7 nights from £613

Swn Y Don

5263

2 bedroom self catering cottage with sea views near Harlech.


For endless sea views, an idyllic location within the breathtaking beauty of north Wales, and a wonderfully warm and welcoming place to stay, let us introduce you to Swn y Don. ...

  • Sleeps 4 + cot
  • No pets
  • Changeover Fri

7 nights from £613

October can be the most colourful month of the year, with trees parading their final flourish before stripping bare for the winter. Take the kids on a half term holiday to remember and soak up the last hints of green in Gwynedd. A day out to a public garden might not be first on the children's list of things to do but running through tunnels lined with golden leaves and feeling the crunch underfoot will soon have them jumping in leafy mounds with excitement. The sea has a magical quality, reflecting the October sky and sparkling on the horizon. It doesn't matter if the weather takes a turn for the wintery worse, as a good storm will liven up any school holiday - stand safely back from the sea and feel the salty spray. 

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