In Nefyn, most of the property types are house rentals, and they represent 81.98% of its properties. In addition, the average nightly cost of house rentals there is £136, and the median size is 106 m². Moreover, these properties are usually ideal for medium-sized groups and families, as that's the average number of people that house rentals are able to accommodate in Nefyn. Apartment rentals are the other most frequent accommodation type in Nefyn. Apartment rentals in Nefyn are 17 m² on average, with an average price of £137 a night.
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In Nefyn, there are a lot of choices in case you're looking for a property that welcomes pets. Most pet-friendly holiday rentals in Nefyn are house rentals. Moreover, their average price is £142 per night. It is also possible to find pet-friendly lettings that are centrally located. In Nefyn, a few of the rentals are situated within 2 kilometres of the city centre.
The weather in Nefyn
Find the Nefyn climate diagram. In July maximum temperatures go higher than 19°. However, temperatures can go lower than 4° in Nefyn in January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is March.
Enjoy Nefyn and the north of Wales from the comfort of a holiday home
Whether you go for a classy conversion, a breezy seafront bungalow or a traditional Nefyn cottage, you'll enjoy the simplicity and ease of your own private holiday letting.
Arrows and planes
Glasfryn Park offers a whole host of fun activities for children of every age. Wakeboarding, quad biking and archery are all on the menu under the watchful eye of trained instructors.
And if you and the family are feeling especially adventurous, take a helicopter ride over the area with Pleasure Flights in Caernarfon.
Castles and climbs
Perched on the north coast of Wales, Nefyn is ideally situated between some of the area's most popular attractions. The nearby Isle of Anglesey, across the Menai Bridge, is a strange paradise of castles and coastline.
Nefyn is also perfectly placed for a day trip to the Snowdonia National Park. Home to Mount Snowden – the highest point in England and Wales – as well as all manner of hiking, climbing and canoeing facilities.
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