Perfect for exploring

As Brook Cottage Shepherd Huts is based just a stone’s throw from the seaside town of Pwllheli, you’re in the perfect location for exploring the Llŷn Peninsula, Snowdonia National Park, an array of award winning beaches and over 90 miles of stunning Welsh coastline. We also have some of the very best fishing of anywhere in the UK.

Just a few of the wonderful places to visit and things to do on your trip

PORTMEIRION

Sir Clough Williams-Ellis’s wonderful Italianesque village famously used by 1960’s TV series ‘The Prisoner’ starring Patrick McGooghan

PWLLHELI

Seaside market town with a great beach and one of the best modern marinas in the UK

FFESTINIOG & WELSH HIGHLAND RAILWAYS

Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Snowdonia National Park via the golden age of steam

CRICCIETH CASTLE

13th Century Welsh stronghold overlooking Tremadog Bay and the historic town of Criccieth

TY COCH INN

Enjoy a pint at the famous ‘pub on the beach’ at Porthdinllaen, voted in the top ten of the best beach bars anywhere in the world!

NANT GWRTHEYRN

Welsh Language and Heritage Centre, located near the village of Llithfaen on the northern coast of the Llŷn Peninsula

SNOWDONIA NATIONAL PARK

Offering some of the most spectacular landscape in the UK with views right across to Ireland

HARLECH CASTLE

Perched spectacularly in a commanding position overlooking the town, this C13th Edward I fortress is a must see

LLYN COASTAL PATH

Over 90 miles of footpath running along the coast of the Llŷn Peninsula from Caernarfon to Porthmadog in Gwynedd

PORTH OER BEACH

One of the many exquisite beaches dotted along the Welsh Riviera coastline, famous for its unique ‘Whistling Sands’

PORTHMADOG

Pretty harbour town steeped in maritime history with an array of shops and restaurants

DYLAN’S RESTAURANT

Experience fine dining at its very best in this fabulous Art Deco restaurant situated right on the sea front at Criccieth

SWALLOW FALLS

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the river Llugwy flows through a narrow chasm creating a spectacular waterfall

PLAS YN RHIW

National Trust manor house with stunning ornamental gardens and wonderful far reaching views along the coast

TRE’R CEIRI HILLFORT

Located 450 metres above sea level on an exposed peak of Yr Eifl sits one of the biggest and best preserved ancient forts in Britain

DAVID LLOYD GEORGE MUSEUM

Situated in the heart of Llanystumdwy, the village where one of the UK’s greatest prime ministers lived as a child

BETWS-Y-COED

Gateway to Snowdonia, located in the wooded Conwy Valley, the River Llugwy dramatically flows through this idyllic Welsh village

CWM PENNANT

Hike up through an ancient woodland to discover Cwm Ciprwth mine workings set in a spectacular landscape

BARDSEY ISLAND

“Island of 20,000 Saints” is located just two miles off the tip of the Llŷn Peninsula, it is rich in wildlife, with a fascinating history dating back to the 5th century

ABERSOCH BEACH & HARBOUR

A vibrant village that hosts a number of festivals throughout the year with perfect beaches for water sports activities

CWMYSTRADLLYN

The magnificant Ynys-y-pandy Slate Mill in the little village of Cwmystradllyn

NATIONAL SLATE MUSEUM

Lllanberis UNESCO World Heritage slate mines, one of six World Heritage sites in Wales

SYGUN COPPER MINE

Explore this wonderful Victorian copper mine near the pretty village of Beddgelert

BEDDGELERT VILLAGE

Picturesque village in Snowdonia with a bridge crossing the River Colwyn

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