Criccieth Holidays

Criccieth Holidays – Stunning Welsh coastlines on the shores of Snowdonia
Holidays in Criccieth allow you to explore the spectacular scenery of the Welsh county of Gwynedd. The beautiful town of Criccieth lies on the coast of West Wales overlooking a magnificent beach leading out to Cardigan Bay and the Irish Sea. The town is located on the Southern side of the Llyn Peninsula with the imposing mountains of Snowdonia National Park to the east offering incredible landscapes to be enjoyed by foot, bike or car. Our Country Lodges provide great value accommodation of comfort and quality from which you can enjoy your Criccieth holiday.

Holidays in Criccieth – Beach breaks for all the family
Visitors to Criccieth will experience some of the most astounding coastlines in Great Britain. Criccieth beaches are a mixture of golden sands, smooth pebbles and rock pools, offering something for every member of the family. The peaceful coastline stretching in each direction from Criccieth Castle is the perfect place for you to get away from it all.  Holidays in Criccieth allow you to explore the long expanses of untouched sands or enjoy the memorable views from the coastal paths overlooking the sea. The mild waters in Cardigan Bay are fantastic for bathing and are also home to many varieties of wildlife, with creatures such as porpoises often paying a visit to the area.

Criccieth Holidays – Historical landmarks amongst spectacular landscapes
Holidays in Criccieth allow you to enjoy the unique character or this charming Welsh town. Criccieth Castle dominates the skyline, standing tall overlooking Cardigan Bay. These famous ruins offer a fascinating insight into the history of this historical site and should not be missed by any visitors to Criccieth. The nearby towns of Pwllheli, Porthmadog and Caernarfon have much to offer, while the glorious Isle of Anglesy can easily be reached by car. This attractive Welsh coastal town is the perfect location for any short break, and with so much to offer, you will never forget your Criccieth Holiday.