Trem Ynys Cottage

Trem Ynys — the name means “island view” — stands in the village of Mynytho, about a mile and a half from Abersoch, and it lives up to its name: spectacular 180-degree sea views, with St Tudwal’s Islands sitting directly out to sea. Sleeping up to ten, with a hot tub, a woodburning stove and an outdoor kitchen complete with pizza oven, it is a memorable spot for a family holiday on the Llŷn — the kind of place where the view does half the entertaining.

A detached cottage with sweeping sea views, a hot tub and a pizza oven, near Abersoch

Five bedrooms sleep up to ten (maximum eight adults): a king-size room, a family room with bespoke bunk beds and a single with a trundle on the ground floor, plus two more bedrooms upstairs, served by two bathrooms and a cloakroom. There is an open fire/woodburning stove for cooler evenings, and Smart TVs and WiFi throughout. The real showstopper is outside — a six-seater hot tub (available for a small additional fee) and an outdoor kitchen with a BBQ and pizza oven, set in a fully enclosed garden with lawn and patio, made for long summer evenings watching the light change over the islands. There is off-road parking for four cars.

Sea views, a hot tub and a pizza oven

With 180-degree sea views to St Tudwal’s Islands, a hot tub and an outdoor pizza oven, Trem Ynys is a memorable family base near Abersoch.

At a glance

• Sleeps 10 — five bedrooms, two bathrooms
• 180° sea views over the bay to St Tudwal’s Islands
• Hot tub (small extra fee), woodburner, outdoor kitchen with pizza oven
• Fully enclosed garden; parking for 4 cars
• Mynytho village, about 1.5 miles from Abersoch; no pets

Where it is

Trem Ynys is in the village of Mynytho, about a mile and a half from Abersoch on the Llŷn Peninsula. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Llŷn Peninsula accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

Mynytho sits on rising ground above the south coast of the Llŷn, which is exactly why the views from Trem Ynys are so good. The little St Tudwal’s Islands — both rich in seabirds and seals — lie just offshore, and boat trips run from Abersoch in season. Below you are the sands and sailing waters of Abersoch, the surf at Porth Neigwl (Hell’s Mouth), and the quiet National Trust cove of Porth Ceiriad. Nearby Llanbedrog has a sheltered beach, colourful beach huts and the Plas Glyn-y-Weddw art gallery, while the Wales Coast Path threads along the whole shoreline for walkers. Pwllheli and its marina are a short drive away.

Who it suits

With five bedrooms, room for ten and that spectacular outlook, Trem Ynys suits a family or group who want sea views, space and an outdoor kitchen for sociable summer evenings. The bespoke bunk room is great for children, and the hot tub and pizza oven make it a memorable base. As it does not accept pets, it best suits guests holidaying without a dog.

Good to know

The 180-degree views over the bay to St Tudwal’s Islands are the real luxury here — the view genuinely does half the entertaining — and the outdoor kitchen with its BBQ and pizza oven, plus the six-seater hot tub (available for a small additional fee), make summer evenings here special. Please note the cottage does not accept pets and is non-smoking. Booking is handled by Sykes Holiday Cottages — use the Book button on this page for live availability and the latest prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there really sea views? Yes — 180-degree views over the bay to St Tudwal’s Islands.

Is there a hot tub? Yes — a six-seater hot tub (available for a small additional fee).

Are dogs allowed? No — this cottage does not accept pets, and is non-smoking.

What is the outdoor kitchen? A BBQ and pizza oven in the garden — ideal for summer evenings.

What’s nearby? Abersoch, Hell’s Mouth, Porth Ceiriad, Llanbedrog and the St Tudwal’s Islands.

Trem Ynys is a memorable, view-filled choice for a family holiday near Abersoch. Booking is handled by Sykes Holiday Cottages — use the Book button for live availability and the latest prices.