Bryn Odol Bach is a superb farmhouse situated in the quaint village of Tudweiliog, North Wales. This stunning, pet-friendly property is just a short drive from the beach and benefits from countryside views, ideal for a group getaway of ten. Step inside to discover your holiday home and make your way to the spacious kitchen/diner, featuring an island and navy-blue units. Prepare home-cooked meals with all the contemporary amenities you need and enjoy mealtimes together at the dining table with a glass of fizz. On balmy evenings, unwind in the large garden as you recount the day's adventures and when the sky darkens, head inside and upstairs to the first floor. Kick back and relax in the sitting room, featuring exposed stonework, a crackling open-fire, and a TV for family film night. The first floor also hosts a master bedroom with a king-size bed, a zip/link twin and two bathrooms to freshen up for the day ahead. Back on the ground-floor, there are two delightful twin bedrooms (zip/link), a bunk bedroom, serviced by a shower room. The pretty village of Tudweiliog is home to the traditional Lion Hotel for pub grub and a Post Office to stock up on the essentials. A scenic drive will lead you to Porth Ysgaden; here you can paddle in the shallow waters and sunbathe on the shore or admire the views from Traeth Penrallt. Visit the nearby attractions for a day filled with fun, first make a stop at the 16th century National Trust - Plas yn Rhiw before venturing the Llŷn Peninsula AONB for splendid sights and wildlife. From here, head into the market town of Pwllheli, peppered with shops and restaurants to suit all budgets and a sweeping sandy beach to while away the hours. For a memorable escape to North Wales, choose Bryn Odl Bach.

When compared to the bustle of Pwllheli and Abersoch and the other resorts along the south coast, the charming village of Tudweiliog feels much further away. It is located on the Nefyn to Aberdaron road along the breathtaking north shore of the Llyn Peninsula. The Lion Inn is the neighbourhood bar, and the village's Post Office also serves as the community's store. The Porth Towyn cove is a well-liked destination for families thanks to its clear waters and sand. The small fishing community of Porth Colmon is located at the western extremity of the broad bay of Traeth Penllech, which is a little further along the coast. The Llyn Peninsula is known for its landscape and varied walking, with coastal trails serving as a significant draw for ardent walkers.

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