Fairbourne 3 miles. Resting in the rural village of Arthog, near Fairbourne in Gwynedd is Tyddyn Bach, a delightful, stone-fronted cottage. Well-positioned within Snowdonia National Park, offering far-reaching countryside views, Tyddyn Bach is a fabulous base for a family break, offering six guests a well-equipped kitchen, enclosed, pet-friendly field, and flexible sleeping arrangements. Benefit from the private driveway, before venturing through the patio and reaching the kitchen/diner; be welcomed into this traditional space, where you can rustle up delicious meals and dine as a group. Next door, locate the homely sitting room, adorning beamed ceilings, a plush corner sofa, a woodburning stove, a Smart TV, and a PlayStation 4, where you can unwind after a day of adventure. Watch the sun set from the garden, where you can also fine alfresco as your furry companion stretches their legs, before heading to bed, selecting between two king-size bedrooms and a double. Awaken to a refreshing shower in the main bathroom, or for convenience, locate the ground-floor bathroom, housing a bath with a shower over. Enjoy a stroll across the surrounding countryside, making your way towards Arthog Waterfalls or Cregennan lakes for breath-taking vistas, aboard the Fairbourne Railway for a picturesque tour of the area, stroll across the pebble terrain of Fairbourne Beach, hike across the New Precipice Walk / Llwybr Llanelltyd, or climb up to the summit of Penygader. Nearby, locate the ferry port to travel towards Barmouth for a day at the beach, and a true seascape upon the pier, where you can also take advantage of a wealth of local amenities. Complete your break with the opportunity to explore the Corris Mine or delve into the local history at the Corris Steam Railway Museum and Railway, before returning home for a film night. Enjoy all of this at Tyddyn Bach.

A seaside community called Fairbourne may be found in the Snowdonia National Park, sandwiched between the stunning Cambrian Mountains and Barmouth Bay. This seaside community is located next to a sizable sandy beach that is ideal for watersports and family enjoyment. Additionally, the Fairbourne nature reserve is located there. A leisurely stroll across the famous Victorian Barmouth Railway Bridge with breath-taking views of the Mawddach Estuary is another option for getting to the well-known town of Barmouth, with its bars, restaurants, and lovely beach, in just ten minutes by train. The entire area features wonderful hiking trails, watersports, and a variety of wildflowers. Numerous bird species also call the region's protected beaches and rock pools home.

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