Welcome to Peveril.
The cosy sitting-area has a gorgeous wood-burner.
The open plan dining and living area.
Bedroom 1 is a charming king room.
The kitchen is a lovely spot for rustling up a feast.
Sit outside and relax in the sunshine.
Lovely for sociable evenings planning your Welsh adventures.
Spend blissful evenings here.
Gather together and enjoy your holiday meals.
Peveril has lots of lovely details throughout. (wine not included!)
There's plenty of places to perch with a good book.
Cheese and wine nights - perfect!
Bedroom 1 with views to the front of the cottage.
Looking into bedroom 2.
Bedroom 2 is a cosy room with a small four-foot double bed (please note this is 6" narrower than a standard double)
Bedroom 3 is a pretty twin room, the beds are two-foot six-inches wide and recommended for children only.
The family bathroom with fitted shower (hiding behind the curtain)
Peveril is a characterful cottage located on a no through road that leads to the beach. Parking is to the rear (see the white Mini)
Evening drinks al fresco.
Time to relax.
This Cottage (the white cottage, 4th on the right) is 500 yards from the beach so simply turn right out of the gate and head for the sea.
The Llyn peninsula is stunning.
Porthdinllaen is a rather lovely fishing village.
This stretch of coastline is spectacular.
Peveril
5137Morfa Nefyn | Sleeps 6 + cot
7 Nights from £816
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A small gastropub with a reputation for good food with vegetarian and vegan options available. Children are welcome but age restrictions apply in the evening. There is a small outside seating area.
Nearby beach
Here you'll find a beautiful two mile sweeping sheltered bay and natural harbour. Water sports enthusiasts should head here for surfing, kite surfing and wind surfing. There are nearby facilities in Morfa Nefyn and dog restrictions apply during summer months.
Nearby walk
Take this lovely walk around the beautiful coast of the Llyn Peninsula which will take one to two hours depending how long you admire the view! Thanks to the National Trust, please see the link for full details and where to park.
Nearby town
Found on the northern coast of the Llyn Peninsula, Morfa Nefyn is a pretty coastal village, popular with water sports lovers for its two mile stretch of sand and natural harbour. The beach is lovely and sheltered due to sitting between two natural headlands and low cliffs. The village centre is home to a selection of shops and eateries.
Also nearby
Nefyn Golf Club is situated on the outskirts of Morfa Nefyn with 26 holes and stunning views. Give them a call for visitor details and prices.
With fabulous views over the sea and beyond, The Cliffs is a contemporary bar and restaurant with large deck area for al fresco dining. Dogs on leads are allowed in the bar area.
A traditional village pub serving freshly prepared local cuisine. There is a spacious outdoor area with covered booths and seating for al fresco dining when the weather allows.
Perfectly situated overlooking the beach at Porthdinllaen, this traditional pub has an incredible view. There is no vehicular access s guests will need to walk from the National Trust car park at the bottom of Lon Golff or in the golf club car park. During low season opening times are restricted so it is adviesd to check before you travel.
Offering freshly prepared pub grub, this family friendly pub has lots of outdoor space including a snack shack. Children and dogs are very welcome (1 dog per table) and there's plenty of parking.
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