Tai Gwyliau Dwyfach Country Cottages have self-catering holiday accommodation in Criccieth area North Wales.



Things to do

Snowdonia is famous for its breathtaking views, open countryside, beautiful beaches, rugged mountains and peaceful lakes. Where better for the away from it all holiday, with plenty of things to do, to play, to learn or just to relax. Climbing There are several peaks to be conquered throughout Snowdonia and many places from which to view experienced climbers.

Walking & Cycling There are numerous footpaths and ample opportunities to explore the open countryside. Walkers and cyclists will be delighted with the new routes from Caernarfon (Lôn Las) to Felinheli and Lôn Eifion from Carnarfon to Criccieth.

Sailing The boating facilities are ideal from the marinas of Felinheli, Caernarfon and Pwllheli and the famous harbours of Porthmadog and Barmouth. Fishing Here in Snowdonia among the hills are excellent fishing rivers and lakes. Sea-fishing, trout-fishing and coarse fishing are also available.

Golf Choose from a variety of friendly Golf Courses in the area from Caernarfon, Criccieth, Porthmadog and the famous Royal St David’s at Harlech. Castles Snowdonia's castles are awe-inspiring. Visit the Roman fort at Segontium, the castles of the Welsh princes at Criccieth, Llanberis and Dolwyddelan and Edward I's fortresses at Caernarfon, Conway & Harlech.

Narrow Gauge Steam Railways Enjoy a memorable journey on one of our seven narrow gauge railways including the unique rack and pinion Snowdon Mountain Railway.

Eating Out Snowdonia is becoming a centre for gourmet eating with its many restaurants and inns in which to spoil yourselves.

Attractions
Museum - Farm, slate, copper, maritime, Lloyd George & Air.
Country Park	Woodland Centre
Farm Trails	Zoo and Open Farms
Children's Fun Centre	Mountaineering Centre
National Sailing Centre	Leisure Centres
Ski Slopes	National Trust properties and gardens

Weather
The gulf stream ensures that there are few frosts and little or no snow. The main feature of our weather that most people remember is the wind. We have consistent South-Westerlies which mean that small trees and hedges all lean the same way! The effect is most noticeable towards Aberdaron which is on the tip of the Llyn Peninsula. On the upside, the sailing and surfing is always good - and that the Lleyn Peninsula averages a mear 36 inches annually!
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Contact: Mrs. Sulwen Edwards, Pen y Bryn, Chwilog, Pwllheli, Gwynedd. LL53 6SX Tel: 01766 810208 Fax: 01766 810064 E-mail: info@dwyfach.co.uk

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