Holiday Cottages in Porthmadog

Embark on outdoor adventures in the Snowdonia mountains...

The seaside town of Porthmadog is considered a gateway to Snowdonia National Park, allowing holidaymakers to enjoy the best of coast and countryside in one beautiful destination! Located near the foothills of Snowdonia, you're within easy reach of the park's stunning scenery, scenic hiking trails and diverse wildlife. Enjoy adrenaline-fuelled activities like mountain biking, rock climbing; head for the summit of Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales and England; or take things easy with a more leisurely cycle, stroll or picnic in the park. After an invigorating day in the great outdoors, make the most of all the facilities at your Porthmadog holiday park, like an indoor pool and children's play area, or head home to your coastal holiday cottage in Porthmadog and put your feet up in front of the cosy open fire.

Discover the sandy shores of Cardigan Bay...

Porthmadog is situated in the North Wales country of Gwynedd, on the coast of Cardigan Bay, an area renowned for its breathaking beaches, coastal walks and picturesque seaside towns. When it comes to finding a sandy beach near Porthmadog, you have several to choose from. For a classic family-friendly sandy beach, you can't go wrong with Black Rock Sands. Known for its peaceful surroundings, wide expanse of golden sand and stunning views of the Snowdonia mountains, you can spend your days building sandcastles, sunbathing, swimming in the sea, and trying various watersports like kayaking and windsurfing. The beach is dog friendly, although there are some restricted zones at certain times of the year. Half of it is dog friendly all year round, as are many of our Porthmadog cottages! Porthmadog is also only a short distance from the captivating Llyn Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty adored for its beaches, watersports and wildlife.

Visit local sights and attractions...

Porthmadog is well placed for exploring some of the best landmarks and locations in North Wales. Consider daytrips to the enchanting Italianate village of Portmeirion, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Harlech Castle and the picturesque Snowdonia village of Beddgelert. One of the top attractions in Porthmadog is the Ffestiniog Railway, one of the oldest narrow-gauge raulways in the world, and the Welsh Highland Railway, the UK's longest narrow-gauge railway. Both scenic steam train rides depart from Porthmadog's historic railway station and offer a nostalgic journey through the stunning landscapes of Snowdonia. Whether you want to pack your days with activities and attractions, or take things slow with leisurely pub lunches and regular tea breaks, the choice is yours when you book our holiday accommodation in Porthmadog.