This modern four bedroom bungalow in the heart of Eryri is a walker’s delight, within easy reach of the mountain villages of Llanberis and Beddgelert, and the stunning landscapes of the Llanberis Pass, the Ogwen Valley and the Glyderau.

It is also close to the main walking tracks up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), including the Pyg Track, the Miners’ Track and the Rhyd Ddu path. Perfectly placed if you’d like to take on Wales’s highest peak during your next trip to North Wales. Pen y Pass, a popular start point for a hike up Yr Wyddfa, is around 10 miles away.

The cottage is a 20 minute drive from Caernarfon, home to Wales’s most famous mighty castle, also a UNESCO World Heritage site. The town is well worth exploring, with its walled town, cobbled streets and Georgian architecture. It’s also well worth paying the small entry fee to explore the castle, and don’t miss the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum which is housed in two of the fortress’s towers.

You’ll find the supremely pretty Eryri (Snowdonia) mountain village of Beddgelert around 30 minutes south of modern four bedroom bungalow in the heart of Eryri. Beddgelert is a great place to potter about, and maybe even take a picnic to enjoy on the riverbank. There are some great family-friendly walks around the village, and ample opportunities for post-ramble refreshments.

If you fancy exploring off the Welsh mainland for the day, Ynys Môn / the Isle of Anglesey is just a short hop across the Menai Bridge from nearby Bangor. Around a third of the island is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasting spectacular coastal scenery and beaches served up with a stunning mountain backdrop. There are some great towns to explore too, including Menai Bridge, Beaumaris and the surfy village of Rhosneigr.

There are plenty of outdoor specialists in the area who offer activities like coasteering, kayaking, horse riding and gorge scrambling. Adventure seekers might like to take a high-speed boat trip down the Menai Strait with Rib Ride. The cottage is a 15 minute drive from the high speed thrills of Zip World at Bethesda.

If watersports are your thing, head to nearby Llyn Padarn where you can book in for paddleboarding, kayaking, canoeing or supported wild swimming on what is one of the largest natural lakes in Wales. At Llyn Padarn you can also visit the stout ruins of the 13th century Dolbadarn Castle - a highly atmospheric fortress that played a key role in Welsh history.

If you enjoy a bit of nostalgia on your hols, you might enjoy a day out on one of the region’s heritage steam railways. Jump on board the gorgeous Welsh Highland Railway at Caernarfon for trips to Porthmadog, and Beddgelert. It’s a magical way to experience Eryri's beautiful landscapes.

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Things to do in Llanberis