Holiday homes & rentals in Porthmadog

Take in the beautiful surroundings of the Welsh countryside with holiday lettings in Porthmadog. With a range of different accommodation on offer, you can choose from a rustic barn conversion, a typical white painted cottage or even a traditional wooden chalet. There's something for everyone, and with all the necessary appliances and equipment provided, you won't have to worry about a thing.

Other gems to see when you're in Porthmadog

For a fantastic day out, head to the village of Portmeirion just a few kilometres away. Designed in the style of an Italian village, it is filled with beautifully bright buildings overlooking a stunning estuary. It has houses, accommodation, shops and even a restaurant and café. It's even been the setting for several television programmes and films.

A little further down the coast, and another great place to spend the day, is the town of Abersoch. Popular with trendy families and surfers, this town is filled with luxurious restaurants and designer shops.

A village with an abundance of self-catering facilities

When you're staying in a self-catering apartment, it's important to know the facilities you have around you. In addition to having numerous convenience stores in the area, Porthmadog is also home to a large supermarket, where you can purchase all the produce you need.

If you'd prefer to sample the local fresh cuisine, the town also has an independent butchers and a number of bakeries, as well as an ample greengrocer.

Must see attractions in this beautiful village

Minffordd

The nearby traditional village of Minffordd, a great place to commence your countryside walk. It is also home to a quaint pub if you want to live a true Welsh experience.

Porthmadog Station

This quaint station has regularly run local trains so you can explore local towns and villages, and they even go as far as Shrewsbury and Birmingham if you want to visit larger cities.

Welsh Highland Heritage Railway

This attraction will provide you with a day out like no other. You'll travel on a traditional train, stopping off to climb into the cabs of different locomotives. There's also a great tea room at the end if you get peckish.

Harlech Castle

Constructed on the spur of a rock on the edge of the Irish Sea, not only will this castle provide you will an educational day out, but you'll also gain some stunning panoramic views over the coast.

Criccieth Castle

Another beautiful fortress and a great way to spend a few hours. This castle overlooks Tremadog Bay and houses a museum where you can learn about Welsh Castles

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