Southern Snowdonia self catering

Take a relaxing break in a beautifully presented caravan on our working farm in southern Snowdonia. Privacy, tranquility and wonderful views, within easy reach of Cader Idris, the Dyfi Osprey Project and beaches at Barmouth and Aberdovey.

An olde worlde cottage with all modern facilities. An annex of the main hall, this cottage faces south west with patio doors open out into the garden. The spacious lounge has a large inglenook fireplace and an old bread oven. Spacious kitchen diner.

Looking for something peaceful and uniquely different? Here it is. This charming farmhouse is set in the hills, with a river flowing by in its own valley. A wood stove gives it olde-worlde charm, and an oil Rayburn adds comfort.

Our guests return many times - some twice a year. We aim to offer a memorable friendly holiday with lots of walks and bird life to see. The Barn conversion offers quality and comfort with balcony views looking down the garden to the Dyfi Estuary.

Easily accessible yet secluded, this comfortable 16th century detached stone cottage has a wealth of beams and character and is in an idyllic setting in the Dyfi Valley. The cottage provides a perfect base for exploring this fascinating and varied region.

This cottage accommodates six people on one level. The French windows open out onto a patio with a wonderful view of the mountains, fields and the Dovey River.

In a quiet position in the hills above Harlech and its sandy beaches, this period farmhouse is a haven of nature. Private garden with outdoor furniture. Set in the Snowdonia National Park, it is within easy reach of Portmeirion, Porthmadog and Barmouth.

Log cabin, traditional cottage and caravan and camping pitches on a farm in southern Snowdonia. Close to the Mawddach Trail, Cadair Idris, Dolgellau, Barmouth and Tal Y Llyn. Walking, mountain biking, relaxing, photography, bird watching and exploring.

This two hundred year old farmhouse is located on a hillside and has spectacular views of Snowdonia and the Rhinog mountains. Ideal for peace and solitude. Visit the famous Coed y Brenin mountain biking trails. Ideal for walkers. Sandy beaches 15 miles.

Llanfendigaid, Stable and Dove Cottage and The Cow Shed in Grade II* listed site (given to properties of exceptional historic and architectural interest) by the sea with an indoor heated swimming pool at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park.