139 great properties from 16 holiday letting websites, such as Casamundo or Booking.com, are currently available in Aberdovey. HomeToGo lets you directly search and compare the prices for each rental from different partner websites to find the best price and save up to 74%.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Aberdovey
You will have plenty of properties to compare and choose from if you are looking for an accommodation including a pool in Aberdovey. Also, more hotel rooms have pools than any other property type. They are an excellent choice if you go in a group of 2, as that is the number of people they can accommodate on average. All of Aberdovey's holiday lettings offering a pool are within 2 kilometres of water, so you can choose between some pool time or waterfront moments. Many holiday lettings in Aberdovey welcome pets, which makes it a great holiday destination for pet owners. If this is a top requirement for you, have a look at the hotel rooms in Aberdovey. This is the most pet-friendly type of accommodation there. A few of the pet-friendly lettings are situated less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The Weather in Aberdovey
- Rainy days
Above are the weather conditions for Aberdovey. This year, July will have the highest average temperatures. However, temperatures can go lower than 3° in Aberdovey in February. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is July.
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Accommodation options for your holiday in Aberdovey
In Aberdovey, more than a quarter of the holiday properties in Aberdovey are hotel rooms, which represent 28.57% of the properties on offer. The median size of hotel rooms in Aberdovey is 12 m², and they cost, on average, £126 a night. Furthermore, these properties are optimal for couples and small groups, as that is the average number of holidaymakers that hotel rooms can host in Aberdovey. If you would prefer to compare an alternative property type, you may want to have a look at house rentals, which are the second most common property type in Aberdovey. House rentals in Aberdovey are 162 m² on average, with prices averaging £189 per night.
Holiday lettings in Aberdovey let you see the best of Welsh nature
From unique chalets to traditional British bungalows and larger family homes, you’ll have access to Snowdonia National Park and a range of great activities around the village of Aberdovey.
Where to find the best food in Aberdovey?
Great village food in Aberdovey
The little-known wonders of the local cuisine range from delicious pastries such as Welsh cakes, made with currants, and hearty dishes with roast lamb. Cockles, a type of clam, are also popular, particularly in seaside settlements such as Aberdovey.
The Dovey Inn and the Seabreeze Restaurant are two great places in the village to get a taste of the local cuisine, or pop into a bakery or café for a light meal or snack. Indian food is extremely popular in Wales, with the Bay of Bengal restaurant near the seafront being a great place to get a taste of it.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Aberdovey?
The local culture of this charming village
In Aberdovey itself, the culture is based around the coast, and it’s a fantastic place for a sailing or golf holiday, with a number of clubs and courses in and around the village. Aberdyfi Rowing Club puts on a weekly Celtic Longboat rowing event.
For history, you’ll have many nearby choices in the county of Gwynedd, including King Arthur’s Labyrinth in Corris and Llechwedd Slate Caverns, which offer tours of the former mine, formally a massively important industry in Wales.
Where are the unique attractions in Aberdovey?
Exploring the wider surrounding area of Gwynedd
One of the main attractions for nature lovers in Gwynedd is the nearby Snowdonia National Park, featuring the country’s highest mountain of Snowdon. Hiking is very popular in the area, as well as cycling and circular walks around the coast.
A highly-enjoyable two-hour drive through Snowdonia, with magnificent views, will bring you to the county’s only city: Bangor. Here, you can see the Menai Strait stretch of water, an amazing place to catch at sunset. The city also features a gorgeous cathedral and Penrhyn Castle.
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