Rhianfa Cottage

Rhianfa is a detached cottage on the southern tip of the Llŷn Peninsula, set just outside the fishing village of Aberdaron with open countryside and coastal views all around. Sleeping eight across five bedrooms, with a sunny conservatory, a multi-fuel stove and an open fire, and a lawned garden, it is a spacious and great-value choice for a larger family or group who want room to breathe and the village and beach only a short walk away.

A roomy detached cottage just outside Aberdaron, with country and coastal views

The five bedrooms — a ground-floor king-size double, two further doubles and two singles — are served by a ground-floor family bathroom and an external wet room. The sitting and dining area has both a multi-fuel stove and an open fire for snug evenings, while the fully glazed conservatory makes the most of the garden views. The kitchen has granite worktops and a double electric range cooker, there is a lawned garden with a patio, furniture and a barbecue, and off-road parking for three cars. With so much living and sleeping space, there is room for everyone to find a quiet corner.

Space, views and great value

With five bedrooms, a conservatory and country and coastal views, Rhianfa is a spacious, great-value base for a larger group near Aberdaron.

At a glance

• Sleeps 8 — five bedrooms, two bathrooms
• Conservatory with garden views; multi-fuel stove and open fire
• Lawned garden with patio and BBQ; parking for 3 cars
• Two dogs welcome, downstairs (garden is not fully enclosed)
• Countryside and coastal views; about a 10-minute walk to the village and beach

Where it is

Rhianfa is just outside Aberdaron, at the western tip of the Llŷn Peninsula. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Llŷn Peninsula accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

Rhianfa’s setting just outside Aberdaron puts the best of the peninsula’s western tip within easy reach. It is a ten-minute walk down to the village beach, with its lime-washed cottages and St Hywyn’s church on the shore. From the nearby headland of Mynydd Mawr and the lanes around Uwchmynydd, the views stretch across the sound to Bardsey Island — the legendary “island of 20,000 saints” — with seasonal boat trips from Porth Meudwy. Walk the coast path to the Whistling Sands at Porthor, or drive a little way to the National Trust’s Plas yn Rhiw, a manor and gardens overlooking Hell’s Mouth. It is a quiet, elemental corner with some of the darkest skies in the country once the sun goes down — wonderful for stargazing.

Who it suits

With five bedrooms and generous living space, Rhianfa suits a larger family or group who want room to spread out, with the village and beach a short walk away. The ground-floor king bedroom and bathroom add flexibility. Two dogs are welcome downstairs, though as the garden is not fully enclosed they will need supervising outside.

Good to know

The space is the real draw here — five bedrooms and two living areas mean everyone can find a quiet corner — and the conservatory, multi-fuel stove and open fire make it comfortable whatever the season. The setting is genuinely peaceful and the night skies are spectacular, yet the village beach and amenities are only a short walk down the hill. Booking is handled by Sykes Holiday Cottages — use the Book button on this page for live availability and the latest prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Eight, in five bedrooms.

Are there views? Yes — open countryside and coastal views, best enjoyed from the conservatory.

Are dogs allowed? Yes — up to two dogs, downstairs only; the garden is not fully enclosed, so supervise them outside.

How far is the beach? About a 10-minute walk to Aberdaron village and beach.

What’s nearby? Aberdaron beach, Mynydd Mawr, the Whistling Sands, Plas yn Rhiw and Bardsey boat trips.

Rhianfa is a spacious, great-value choice for a larger group near Aberdaron. Booking is handled by Sykes Holiday Cottages — use the Book button for live availability and the latest prices.