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Nestled along the scenic coast of the Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales, the charming town of Criccieth awaits, offering a delightful escape for those seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty, history and seaside charm. With its stunning beach and panoramic views of Cardigan Bay, Criccieth captivates visitors with its tranquil atmosphere. If you're looking to enjoy a memorable stay in a delightful seaside town close to Snowdonia National Park, then our wide selection of self-catering holiday cottages in Criccieth tick all the right boxes for your Gwynedd getaway.

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Criccieth sits proudly on the shores of Cardigan Bay along the wild Llyn Peninsula, a haven for sandy beaches, scenic coastal walks, exciting watersports and incredible wildlife watching. Sunbathe on one of Criccieth's two beaches; stretch your legs (and those of your four-legged friend) along the Wales Coast Path; and keep your eyes peeled for bottlenose dolphins, which are often spotted around Cardigan Bay. Romantic retreat or family holiday, you're sure to be spellbound by this captivating coastline.
Like much of Wales, Criccieth has a rich and varied history which can be explored and appreciated by visiting the area's historic sites, landmarks and museums. One of the town's most iconic landmarks is the majestic Criccieth Castle, perched high atop a rocky outcrop with amazing views over Cardigan Bay. Just a short drive away, you can visit the ancient holy site of St Cybi's Well, the 15th-century medieval hall house of Penarth Fawr or the Iron Age hill fort of Tre'r Ceiri. After a fascinating day of exploring, be sure to sit down and let it all sink in as you savour some hearty Welsh cuisine and a glass of your favourite tipple in one of the town's traditional pubs.
From surfing in the sea and wildlife watching on the coast to hiking in the mountains and cycling through the countryside, there's something for every type of nature lover and outdoor enthusiast to enjoy here. Snowdonia National Park is only a short drive from Criccieth, unveiling a wild wonderland of adventures from adrenaline-pumping sports such as mountain biking, rock climbing and canyoning to more relaxing activities like birdwatching, boating and stargazing. After a busy day on your feet, head home to your Criccieth lodge to rest in front of an open fire or soak tired muscles in your own private hot tub.

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